Sentence examples for recurring later from inspiring English sources

Infections recurring later may be either recrudescences or relapses, with CQ-resistant parasites if the CQ blood level is above the MICs (37).

Not all melanoma recurrences will be apparent in the first 5 years of follow-up, but the proportion recurring later is low.

The nightmare recurred later the same night.

There will be need to recur later to the rule as to impeachment.

Although the album was built around "Wave," the keystone is set at the beginning, with a string passage called "Cycle," less than a minute long, which recurs later under various songs.

It is striking that, despite the mathematical subject-matter of this work, Derrida confidently set out in it many of the themes that were to recur later, including his conception of differance.

This well-worn story has a close parallel in a Samaritan tale about the daughter of a high priest in the 1st century ce; the motif of the clever youngster who surpasses seasoned judges recurs later in the Infancy Gospels and in the tale of ʿAlī Khamājah in The Thousand and One Nights.

(It recurs later in the Book of Matthew, to describe the Disciples' indignant reaction when Jesus is anointed with precious oils: they ask, "Why this waste?") To anyone looking for loopholes in the doctrine of damnation, the Bible offers plenty, and last year Bell compiled many of them, in a book called "Love Wins: A Book About Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived".

The distribution of the electron dose is an important topic that will recur later.

RMs exceptionally persist into adolescence or may recur later in life with or without a pathological identity.

Peritendinous corticosteroid injections should be effective in short-term pain relief, but often symptoms recur later, and are even more severe [3, 8].