Examples of using Recur in English and their translations into Malay
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It makes sure that the virus will not recur.
Symptoms can recur if this infection is not treated.
If she doesn't take care, the fracture could recur.
When asthma suddenly recurs, the sufferer must be treated quickly.
Even after successful treatment, nasal polyps often recur.
Chronic urticaria can last or recur for up to six weeks at a time.
That is, the symptoms of the disease can disappear or recur later.
Memberships will recur on either a monthly or annual basis on the anniversary of your subscription, unless cancelled.
In a patient with bipolar disorder, all periods of mania and depression recur.
However, this infection may remain hidden and recur years later as Herpes zoster(shingles) in some adults and sometimes in children.
Once an episode of depression occurs,it is also quite likely that it will recur.
However, this infection may remain hidden and recur years later as Herpes Zoster(shingles) in older adults and sometimes in children.
And it could be more serious. If she doesn't take care,the fracture could recur.
However, this infection may remain hidden and recur years later as shingles in a proportion of older adults and sometimes in children.
If you have a genetic problem,the pimples on your face will recur through your life.
Bouts of the rash may recur in approximately one-third of cases, but they are usually milder, do not involve joint and abdominal symptoms, and they clear up on their own.
Digital transformation and the use of big data will play a prominent role in the programme andwill recur in many courses.
Finally, in chapter 7(The future),I will summarize three themes that recur across chapters and that will be particularly important in the future.
Whether or not surgery is required, once an umbilical hernia resolves,there is very low chance that the condition will recur.
In the clash between Regulus and Rhadamanthys, from his laboratory,he sees the romantic recur challenge of man to the divine, as was the Tower of Babel, as substitute for the Science of faith.
Perhaps the previous relationship ended because of a lack of trust against the background of betrayal or serious deception,and you are afraid that the situation will recur.
We plan to improve the commuter service andwill ensure incidents such as derailment would not recur as it would impact the people's confidence in the train service.".
The decision to make tumor surgery should be considered first because even if an operation has been successful, if the acid environment has not changed,the growth of the tumor will recur.
The tragedy that befell Kevin Morais must never recur, and certainly not to any member of the legal profession in the course or discharge of their professional duties,” he said in a statement Thursday.
The hair loss should subside with proper treatment, but it's important to continue treatment even after your symptoms decrease because seborrheic dermatitis is chronic andcan recur[source: AHLA].
Should and when an incident recur, SMRT and LTA have worked with the Infocomm Development Authority(IDA) and mobile network operators to suspend telecommunication signals along stretches of CCL for short periods of time for further tests.
Therefore, we are asking the ministry to review the construction materials andmonitor the progress of the project to ensure that similar mistakes will not recur,” he told reporters after the visit today.
He said this when answering a question raised by Lim Guan Eng(DAP- Bagan) who asked whether the ministry had conducted a probe into allegations that Perhilitan officers conspired with Wong andwhat measures had been taken to ensure this would not recur.
The Tolkien scholars Shelley Saguaro and Deborah Cogan Thacker write that while it might seem that Tolkien is using trees and forests mainly to represent the natural world, as against the industrial modern world, they are rather"a multi-layered portrayal, with subtle links to fairy tale and folklore, and complex psychological symbolism."[2]They note that forests recur in fairy stories, as places where the protagonist becomes lost, where witches and woodcutters and wolves live.