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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Being & falling ill
acquire
be a martyr to somethingidiom
be green around the gillsidiom
be hangingidiom
be laid upidiom
be out of sortsidiom
bring
declension
develop
lay someone up
martyr
not a hundred percentidiom
pick
pick someone/something up
predisposed
serious
shiver
sicken
strike
succumb

Examples of recurrence

recurrence
Finally, we shall approximate this system of recurrence equations by a system of ordinary differential equations whose solution provides us with the bounds mentioned above.
Sensitivity analyses surrounding the base-line risk of hernia, mortality rates for patients with nonoperative cancer, and rates of re-operation after recurrence were also conducted.
These types of recurrence equation are not easy to solve.
It allows for exact histopathologic evaluation and preserves alternative (systemic) treatment options for recurrence.
Predicting the short-term outcome of first episodes and recurrences of clinical depression : a prospective study of life events, difficulties, and social support networks.
Data from the same group on the relationship between margin width and local recurrence rates confirmed the significance of this observation.
Even if these statements were true of replication, they are irrelevant to the more general idea of recurrence.
The visual material is edited to reflect the concepts of circularity and recurrence.
This may be quite unfortunate, especially as patients with depressive disorders may be recommended to take antidepressants over many years to avoid recurrence of episodes.
Primary endpoint - all-cause mortality supplemented by analyses of recurrence-free survival, second primary cancers and non-fatal events leading to hospitalization.
Most patients experience local tumor progression, and usually succumb within months of recurrence.
The changes to which the recurrence of melodic elements was subjected again constitute an exact correlation to 'floating tonality'.
It was more weakly associated with recent new onsets or recurrences.
Although symptomatic recurrences are greatly reduced with suppressive therapy, there remains a potential problem of asymptomatic viral shedding.
The recurrence of particular constellations, expressions, and arguments is taken to indicate that certain cultural models have crystallized.
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