Sentence examples similar to a sustained post from inspiring English sources

It therefore remains far too early to say whether August's upturn is a dead-cat bounce or the start of a sustained post-referendum recovery," said Williamson.

This fall overlapped with a sustained post-war economic recovery and the provision of effective health interventions, such as immunization and the integrated management of childhood illnesses (IMCI), through an expanded health care network (Governo de Moçambique, 2010).

The clinical relevance of a sustained post-operative pro-coagulant response is that recent evidence indicates that outpatient VTE is three-fold more common than inpatient VTE, and approximately half of the outpatients with VTE were recently hospitalised (Spencer et al, 2007).

This indicates that sustained post hoc analyses in regards to efficacy of disruption for every single study group member may be required.

Measurements of health-service indicators were taken from both intervention and comparison groups at three time periods: before the LDP (baseline), six months later at the end of the LDP (endline), and approximately six months after the LDP ended to assess if the results were sustained (post intervention).

The image of Verdi as a "revolutionary" composer then became standard in the early 20th century; it was encouraged during the Fascist years (the state-sponsored 1941 Verdi celebrations were a high point), and was sustained post-war by a continuing adherence to the "heroic" aspects of Italian nationalism.

As such, extrahepatic islet transplantation has drawn focused attention recently to identify an optimal site to achieve sustained post-transplant insulin independence.

Among them was Hugh Forsyth, a former corporal in the Royal Engineers, who sustained post-traumatic stress disorder in Northern Ireland and Bosnia.

Costs increased by study period with an additional cost attributable to the intervention that was sustained post-intervention.

These changes, in combination with increasing awareness of infectious diseases among physicians, may have contributed to the sustained post-SARS effect that we propose had a significant impact on Taiwan's elderly P&I mortality rates.

These findings highlight the importance of sustained post-diagnosis physical activity and suggest that a 1-year period may be too short for even relatively large increases in physical activity to affect breast cancer outcomes.