Sentence examples for reoccur both from inspiring English sources

"Searches for simple patterns are the most eye-opening, as we can see how the same patterns reoccur, both naturally and in man-made objects, throughout the world and universe time and time again," Anna Murray tells The Creators Project.

The book takes place over four years and involves a lot of reoccurring violence from both characters.

We demonstrated both unique and reoccurring sites of genomic hypomethylation in four breast carcinoma cell lines treated with 5-azacytidine.

We validated this approach by demonstrating both unique and reoccurring sites of genomic hypomethylation in four breast carcinoma cell lines treated with the cytosine analogue 5-azacytidine.

Renewed annealing reverses both effects, which subsequently reoccur.

Despite these and other criticisms levelled against both theories, the underlying themes reoccur throughout gerontological history: the portrayal of older adults in society and the role hereby assigned to activity.

By describing the object as a "foster-child of silence and slow time", the poet describes the urn as both a silent object, a theme which reoccurs throughout the poem, and a stone object that resists change.

Both addictive behaviors (snacking and consumption of prostitution) reoccurred after discontinuation of topiramate and again responded reintroduction of the drug.

In summary, the most substantiated differences regarding cell surface proteins are lower expression levels of CD106 (VCAM-1) and CD146 (MCAM) in ASC versus BMSC, both of which point to a less angiogenic signature of ASC that reoccurs in their gene expression profile as discussed below.

Steam Packet's chief executive Mark Woodward said the problem had never happened before and both the Steam Packet Company and Manx Utilities were working together to ensure it "cannot reoccur".

The episode also included several reoccurring gags on the show, such as an introductory flashback and the inclusion of a pineapple; both gags were created by the action of one of the actors.