Sentence examples for a rapid resumption from inspiring English sources

But with investigators on a global quest to find out what went wrong, the safety board's statement could mean that there might not be a rapid resumption of 787 flights.

Governments are pledging trillions of dollars of taxpayers' money to the problem and scientists and bureaucrats as well as The Economist have bet their credibility on a rapid resumption of warming.Chris Riley SeattleKinky KindlesSIR – One of your readers urged us to "remember the lesson of Betamax video" when considering which e-book reader to buy (Letters, January 9th).

If this mechanism occurs in dinoflagellates, the recovery from nutrient starvation may be mediated by a rapid resumption in trans-splicing of polycistronic messages, which would generate an increased number of mature monocistronic mRNAs available for detection by the microarray without changes in transcription.

Notwithstanding the success obtained in reducing the tumor mass, however, in the case reported by these authors the tumor's highly aggressive behavior led to a rapid resumption of growth at treatment discontinuation and the patient eventually died after 29 months from diagnosis and 20 months from treatment.

A rapid resumption of DNA synthesis and initiation of cell division was observed in wheat soon after hydration (Dell'Aquila and Taranto 1986) while repair of DNA and other cellular components (e.g. membranes), which may be damaged during seed maturation, dehydration and storage, has been suggested to take place during seed priming.

In the cyanobacterium, Aphanizomenon ovalisporum, the huge increase in DNA as dormant cells are formed probably depends on phosphate provided by PolyP bodies; this increase is believed to allow long-term survival during stress and a subsequent rapid resumption of metabolism and cell division when conditions improve [ 36].

This questionnaire captures information about: (1) significant migraine relief 2 h after drug intake, (2) treatment tolerability, (3) single drug intake to treat an attack and (4) rapid resumption of normal social, family or professional activities.

Further, rapid resumption of an interrupted visual search indicates that preprocessed patterns evoke target-specific hypotheses which are swiftly tested against sensory information [52], [53].

Also, the rapid resumption of the Olympics after the tragedy gave today's 24-hour news channels an object lesson in indecent haste.

The speed with which railways, airports and factories were cleared and reopened, often beating initial estimates by months, led to predictions of renewed economic vigour.Yet the rapid resumption of political squabbling, and the failure over months and now years to get a full grip on the nuclear disaster, raised doubts about Japanese will, competence and conflicting interests.

Primary support for this idea comes from the rapid resumption literature, which demonstrates that interrupted search is resumed more quickly than a new search can be initiated (Lieras, Rensink, & Enns, 2005).