Sentence examples for so recurrent from inspiring English sources

This deficiency was associated with the innate immune response with time; hence, it is no longer so recurrent and fatal [ 38].

The idea of a mismatch between the body we have inherited and the environment we now live in is so recurrent it appears self-evident.

So, recurrent selection programmes to select parents with the best combining abilities, like that used in field crops, is not a common practice in tomato breeding.

These paintings were used to "train" computers running image-analysis systems in the way the artist painted.Scans of small areas of the paintings were taken for individual analysis, so that recurrent use of certain brushstroke patterns, texture and other features could be identified.

And we have already seen that these new assemblages will slowly recover (Fig. 4) so that recurrent climate-stress in time would not lead to faster recovery rates, but rather to pioneer-rich forest communities with slow recovery rates.

While the study by Nagappan et al. serves as motivation and theoretical foundation for our study of social debt, the results in this paper are useful for practitioners embarking on software engineering so that recurrent patterns can be detected and avoided.

If so, the recurrent GD can still choose the ATD therapy as an initial therapy.

Patients typically need more than one laser treatment and long term follow-up is needed so that recurrent edema can be managed in a timely manner.

Therefore, caregivers should be educated about the importance of fall prevention and they should facilitate reports about falls to physicians, so that recurrent falls and injuries can be prevented.

In 50% of cases LRRs are confined to the pelvis; so, the recurrent tumour can be amenable to potentially curative surgical removal, with minimal mortality and a 5 year survival rate around 20 40%.

Similarly, if there are areas of tumour mineralization or a predominantly fibrous lesion this may show low signal intensity on T1- and T2-weighted sequences so differentiating recurrent tumour from scar tissue may be problematic.