Sentence examples for reoccurrence that from inspiring English sources

For the table of edge statistics, one column is edge reoccurrence (the number of times a single edge is recovered across all datasets) and the other is the number of edges that have an edge reoccurrence that are greater than or equal to this edge reoccurrence.

Personality may determine a participant's behavior within a specific context, and this behavior (e.g. reactions, interpretations) can influence the reoccurrence of that event [ 105].

Scenario earthquakes were selected based on the potential reoccurrence of historic earthquakes that occurred in Mérida State.

Lessons drawn from the operationalization process of BC show the reoccurrence of certain aspects that have enabled the integration of BC into policy.

This selection of seismic events is based on the potential reoccurrence of historic earthquakes that are associated with magnitudes greater than M 7 and with return periods greater than 120 years.

It has also prevented the reoccurrence of the pathogen that was completely eradicated from the ICU environment in the following year.

In light of the rapid clearance of neutrophils after infusion of secukinumab, which occurred in parallel to the improvement of epidermal changes and clinical signs of psoriasis, it was speculated that reoccurrence of these cells may contribute to early clinical relapse.

Implementing a new voting system that prevents the reoccurrence of last year's damaging post-electoral deadlock has been a priority for Renzi since before he wrested power from Letta.

However, teachers do need to respond to a student's challenging behavior in a way that will prevent reoccurrence.

In the current study, we consider 86 patients [NeoMark project, FP7-ICT-2007-224483, ICT enabled prediction of cancer reoccurrence - D6.1: Research protocol] that have been enrolled from three major clinical centers residing in Italy (University Hospital of Parma and National Cancer Center Regina Elena) and Spain (MD Anderson Cancer Center).

A further improvement in the semantic interpretation and consistency of discovered topics might be achieved by exploring variations of topic models that consider word bigrams – the reoccurrence of e.g. the bigram "biodiversity loss" allows a more conclusive interpretation of a topic than the individual occurrence of the two words "biodiversity" and "loss".