recurrence|recurrences in English

noun

[re·cur·rence || rɪ'kɜrəns /-'kʌrəns]

repetition, return; instance of happening again, repeat occurrence; (Medicine) return of cancer or its symptoms after a remission, return of cancer after treatment

Use "recurrence|recurrences" in a sentence

1. Chinalike Gerdy stallings queer-made preachy Buckwheater beamsman emulsive recurrences

2. With the wide use of adjuvant chemotherapy, the profile of recurrences is likely to change and the best chemotherapy for metastatic recurrences remains to be defined.

3. H pylori infection was a strong predictor of ulcer recurrences.

4. - to prevent any recurrence of such an accident;

5. Vulvovaginal Candidiasis presents with intense pruritus and edema; chronic recurrences can be debilitating

6. Display reminder once, before first alarm recurrence

7. A total of 233 recurrences were detected in 112 patients; additionally, 62 newly developing cutaneous melanomas were detected within this period. Of all recurrences, 83% were primarily detected during the scheduled follow-up examinations and in only 17% of all recurrences did the first hint of the developing metastasis come from the patient.

8. A sudden attack, recurrence , or intensification of a disease.

9. There was no recurrence of chronic anal fissure.

10. Yet such emotional turmoil merely prolongs the cycle of suffering, often by triggering further recurrences of the disease.

11. We are considering iterative numerical algorithms which allow a certain type of error-recurrences.

12. What action is being taken to prevent a recurrence?

13. Job stress may cause a recurrence of the condition.

14. 3 Characterized by or involving repetition, recurrence, reiteration, or repetitiousness.

15. The mean labelling indices did not change significantly over time regardless of whether or not there were recurrences.

16. Arbs also may prevent the recurrence of atrial fibrillation.

17. • Prevent recurrence Early recognition and treatment of anaphylaxis is vital.

18. The recurrence rate of dysphagia, although initially high, decreases over time.

19. How safe is the long-term treatment for the prevention of AF recurrences with special respect to proarrhythmic effects?

20. The recommended management of myxoma is wide excision to prevent recurrence.

21. Antipyretics do not appear to prevent recurrence of febrile seizures

22. Follow-up/ end-point 3 yrs recurrence of colorectal adenomas

23. In nearly all cases, the ossicular chain must be included if recurrences are to be avoided.

24. In addition the distribution of age, the anatomical location, and the account of recurrences were reported.

25. 6 It involves the use of celestial recurrences for the practical purpose of regulating daily activity.