Sentence examples for which may recur from inspiring English sources
However, it is now recognized that in many places, extreme floods are associated with specific climate states which may recur with non-uniform probability across years.
Primary TCH, which may recur intermittently and generally has a spontaneous, benign evolution, can thus be diagnosed only when all other potential underlying causes have been excluded through accurate diagnostic work up.
According to an update based on the new World Health Organisation (WHO) classification, IMTs are considered as neoplasms which may recur or metastasise in as many as 5%% of cases [11].
G. bethesdensis causes necrotizing lymphadenitis in CGD, which may recur or relapse.
Solitary Fibrous Tumor is a rare type of soft tissue tumor of intermediate malignant potential which may recur or metastasize in 15-20% of cases.
Follow-up with imaging should take place for 5 years, however for some histotypes (such as adenoid cystic carcinoma and olfactory neuroblastoma), which may recur later than 5 years after treatment, it should be prolonged to 10 years or longer.
Stephen D. Biddle of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, for example, cogently argues that technology was only a part of the reason for the decisive victory in 1991; skilled manpower and technology enabled coalition forces to exploit monumental Iraqi mistakes, which may not recur in another invasion.
Yes, the March 30 election that saw President Goodluck Jonathan's ouster was relatively peaceful, but some still feel the election was rigged which means unrest may recur.
These conserved sub-structures, which often have readily identifiable boundaries, may recur in a large number of different proteins in which they perform a similar function.
First are so-called special charges, which companies say are one-time events from re-structurings or asset impairments, but which may actually include recurring operational costs that should be deducted from revenue.
It is well known that ABC is classified as an aggressive benign bone tumor, which means if not treated properly, it may recur, or if left untreated, it may get larger and be called giant ABC.
