Príklady recovery

• We must be careful not to do anything that might endanger the economic recovery.

• The doctors were astonished at the speed of her recovery.

• Well, you've made a miraculous recovery since last night!

• The prognosis after the operation was for a full recovery.

• He began to show signs of recovery.

• The highest recoveries were generally made on tall herbage plots.

• Faecal recoveries of the alkanes of plant cuticular waxes in penned and in grazing sheep.

• However, few reports were found to evaluate the effects of herbage species and live weight of sheep on faecal alkane recoveries.

• Table 2 showed that there were no significant effects of live weight or interactions between live weight and herbage species on the faecal alkane recoveries.

• However, little research has been conducted to evaluate the effects of herbage species and live weight of animals on faecal alkane recoveries.

• The results of sugar recoveries were complemented by the everted sac studies.

• Faecal recoveries of alkanes in equids do not show the same influence of carbon chain length that is evident for ruminants.

• Anticipating true recoveries to be extremely rare, the theory had proffered no specific explanation for what sort of people they would be.

• Analyses of worm recoveries, in each segment of the gut, showed that worm numbers were clearly influenced by dose and duration of infection.

• Here, although no reduction in fluke recoveries was found, faecal egg counts were significantly reduced in the vaccinated sheep.

• Positive recoveries of the target fungal species in large colonies were observed on plates streaked with faecal washings.

• Significant numbers of larvae failed to penetrate adult mouse skin and worm recoveries from the lungs were extremely variable.

• On days 3-7, the recoveries were made from both skin and lungs of the same mouse.

• Uterine recoveries for morulae and blastocysts were performed on day 6 and day 7 after sponge withdrawal.

• Strong evidence is emerging from longer term studies to suggest that focused forms of adjunctive psychotherapy can significantly reduce the risk of relapse and prolong recoveries.