Sentence examples for such reoccurrence from inspiring English sources

Amid the course of psychoanalytical treatment, Freud discovered that during the patient's childhood, a grown woman had forced him to stimulate her genitals with his food, and this experience proved so traumatic that in later life the man unconsciously anaesthetized his own food in order to prevent any such reoccurrence, hence its hysterical paralysis.

Further, I have dedicated myself to assisting in the effort to discover those individuals and to the pursuit of safeguards to prevent a reoccurrence of such wrongdoing.

To avoid the reoccurrence of such an event, thorough experimental and numerical investigations have taken place to determine the safe operating conditions of the LHC.

In response to this, the IMO has adopted a series of amendments to SOLAS Convention to ensure the non-reoccurrence of such accidents.

The table of edges is a tab-delimited data table composed of several columns such as node label name, edge reoccurrence and source.

The purpose of such treatments is to attempt to prevent reoccurrence or limit the severity of any reoccurrence of a particular complaint consistent with the preventative philosophy that is fundamental to osteopathic principles.

We best honor the fallen by keeping such a pledge; we best prevent the reoccurrence of disasters like Iraq by keeping such a pledge.

He has had two reoccurrences and lives with side effects such as poor sight, which prevents him from driving and no sense of smell; "completely devastating for a self-confessed foodie".

Evidence for such effects will also allow assessment of the relationships between LBP recovery and reoccurrence at 1 year, occupational activity, and objectively measured free living activity.

The nontoxic nature of herbal medicines complements conventional treatment and excels over the synthetic drugs such as fluconazole, which are effective but come with considerable side effects and have high disease reoccurrence rate.

But such blatant infringement upon Native rights is an argument that has, due to its constant reoccurrences and the unfortunate status quo of American government, grown thin in both novelty and effectiveness.