Sentence examples for a certain recovery from inspiring English sources

The production time decreased at higher temperatures for obtaining a certain recovery percentage.

The multi-stage process also helps to reduce the required NTU for a certain recovery efficiency.

Increasing the number of individuals selected to contribute, or setting an explicit restriction on ΔF could lead to an acceptable recovery without losing too much genetic diversity, but it has to be assessed in each particular situation and decide if this increase in inbreeding is acceptable to obtain a certain recovery of the native genetic alleles.

We defined some variations including heat recovery ventilation with a certain heat recovery efficiency γ hr.

Attention to social and historical processes can thus explain not only how a disaster happened, but also why certain recovery strategies may be challenging or undesirable.

Traits derived from lactation SCC data have also been used to capture longitudinal features such as mastitis intensity through the number of peaks (consecutive SCC test days above a certain level), recovery pace through peak lengths, and lactation fluctuation by the standard deviation of SCC [ 18- 20].

When the uncertain recovery becomes the certain recovery, the Fed may again raise rates.

Additionally, the mechanical properties such as flexural stiffness, flexural strength and deformation show certain recovery after 10 healing cycles.

The importance of enhanced oil recovery (EOR) processes in the petroleum industry makes its understanding and prediction critical in the decisions on the applicability of certain recovery techniques.

Most authors have found that there is no recovery of lost periprosthetic BMD, but a certain amount of recovery in the calcar region albeit at a lower level has been described in some cases (Karachalios et al. 2004).

(My puppy cage is nothing like light-tight — lots of gaps and folds in the felt — I was only able to use it when I reached a certain level of recovery, and only for short journeys).