Sentence examples for reoccurrence in from inspiring English sources

Kweisi Mfume, the N.A.A.C.P. president, said recently that his organization would file suit soon along with other civil rights groups "to determine what happened during this election and take steps to prevent a reoccurrence in the next election".

Interestingly, miR-200b was identified as an independent predictor of tumour reoccurrence in colon cancer.

If preventable causes of death are identified, measures can be taken to prevent reoccurrence in the future.

The secondary analysis at week 24 will provide evidence of long-term verruca clearance or reoccurrence in response to treatment.

Among these mutations, three emerged (amino acids 6, 27 and 111) as important positions, because of their reoccurrence in the seven mutants.

Despite the WND reoccurrence in the Old World, the overwintering mechanisms are not well known, and the role of local resident birds or mosquitoes in this context is poorly understood.

She's experienced reoccurrences in her brain and lung.

Houser told The Independent there's no reason menstruation should remain a taboo, considering it's one of the most normal reoccurrences in a woman's life.

These patients would benefit from an APR or additional measures to control local tumour reoccurrences in combination with a WLE.

A priori issues: those issues that were known or assumed to be pertinent, that guided the study aims and were developed into the topic guide/interview schedule; Emergent issues: those issues that were raised by the respondents (eg, issues relating to work intensity); Analytic issues: those themes that emerged from patterns and reoccurrences in the data (eg, professionalism).

He said he made his decision to retire after experiencing his "third major cancer reoccurrence scare" in December, one that he had not revealed until now.