Sentence examples for reoccurring episodes from inspiring English sources

It might be that the signature of positive selection in the WD-repeats results from reoccurring episodes of loss and subsequent reacquisition of the incompatibility function.

The 52 year-old caucasian female patient suffered from reoccurring episodes of nausea and vomiting in the preceding days.

Reoccurring episodes of infection with multiple resistant organisms have affected hospitals since the early 1950s when penicillin-resistant staphylococci initially emerged (Cohen 1992).

While there is very likely to be benefit that accrues beyond a single year and maybe a seasonal effect for a period afterwards, the long-term benefit will likely be affected by the risk of reoccurring episodes of mental health driven by factors other than thermal environment.

A 13-year old male presented to an ED with complaints of "frequent eye blinking" and reoccurring episodes of "stiffening and abnormal movements of the hands and neck" and "flickering of the upper lips" that began 24 hours prior to his arrival.

Contributing factors are summarised in Table 2. Reactors were invited to comment on preventative measures they had taken (if any) to prevent syncopal episodes reoccurring.

Much of the episode's content was improvised by the actors, and Roday included a pineapple in the episode, continuing the reoccurring theme on the show.

To prevent any similar incidents from reoccurring, Nintendo quickly ordered the episode pulled, and it has not aired since, not even outside of Japan.

In addition, another guest star for the episode was Kirsten Nelson, who played interim police chief Karen Vick, a major reoccurring character who first premiered in the episode "Pilot".

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.

Alcohol and stupidity are the reoccurring themes.