Music, as we're reminded on a relatively recurrent basis, is cyclical.
Since we are genotyping patient samples, which are more likely to contain relatively recurrent mutations on the target site, the probability of observing heterozygous and homozygous variant sites is higher than that expected from a random site in a normal population.
A major issue with regard to disaster risk in Brunei is the total lack of reporting of relatively small recurrent hazard episodes, particularly annual floods and landslides, to international disaster databases.
In contradistinction to LINE elements, relatively fewer recurrent structural rearrangements mediated by HERVs have been described.
Of the relatively rare recurrent base pair changes, those affecting protein-coding sequence also outnumbered those affecting non-coding intergenic sequence by nearly threefold.
Moreover, the position of the original mutation in the pedigree is often not too far back into its living ancestry, suggesting a relatively high recurrent mutation rate.
It is evident from the network visualization that many of the annotated genes in TGF-beta signaling pathway have a relatively low recurrent frequency, which would imply that the pathway is only disrupted in a small cohort of cancer patients.
Our results indicate it may also be playing a role in colorectal cancer, In ovarian cancer, the annotated genes in the TGF-beta pathway also have a relatively low recurrent frequency, while genes that directly interact with these annotated genes are altered in a high percentage of cancers.
Despite an overall relatively good prognosis, recurrent or metastatic thyroid cancer is not rare.
At our institution, we have performed single fraction reirradiation (SRS) in selected patients with relatively well defined recurrent tumors as seen on imaging studies, which have an adequate volume.
As is the case for certain other psychiatric disorders, specific biological markers are absent for mood disorders, which means that diagnosis tends to be based on the presence of a syndrome, i.e., a group of relatively stable or recurrent signs and symptoms.
