Examples of using A recurrence in English and their translations into Swedish
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Management of patients with mild stroke has generally focused on preventing a recurrence, which is thought to account for most disability in this subgroup.
the active search for a peaceful solution will make it possible to avoid a recurrence of such events.
This in turn would lead to a recurrence of injury in terms of decreasing sales prices of the Community industry and decreasing sales volumes as well as the consequent negative impact on profitability.
Prevention of a recurrence of inflammation of the gullet due to reflux of stomach acid The recommended dose is 15 mg lansoprazole once daily.
Panic attacks Flashbacks, or a recurrence of the LSD trip,
When such a product is identified, RASFF informs the third country in question, in order to prevent a recurrence of the problem.
Treatment with thalidomide may cause virus to become active again in patients who carry it, resulting in a recurrence of the infection.
are sent according to a recurrence schedule that you define,
got vaccinated to help prevent a recurrence.
Around 10-15% of people experience a recurrence of symptoms during the six months after the initial infection.
productivity would help lock in recent gains and prevent a recurrence of past problems.
the Indonesian timber barons are more concerned about denying guilt than preventing a recurrence of this tragedy in the future.
McClellan was unable to command the army personally because of a recurrence of malarial fever, but his subordinates were able to repel the attacks.
less than 10- 20% have a recurrence, whereas the less aggressive has an 80% chance of returning in the first two years.
Ige pledged to reevaluate the state's emergency procedures to prevent a recurrence of the false alert,
Any other measure to prevent a recurrence of the offences referred to in Article 89(2).
Accordingly, there cannot be a recurrence of injury if, as recognised by the Commission itself, there is no
However, it was considered appropriate to also examine whether there would be a recurrence of dumping in increased export volumes should the existing measures be repealed.
In actual fact, this is a recurrence of the events at Tiananmen Square,
Of me causing a recurrence of that horror here in the town where I was born and raised.