Sentence examples for apparent rebound from inspiring English sources

"You've got to be kind of skeptical about it," Howard Silverblatt, a senior index analyst at Standard and Poor's, said of the apparent rebound.

NO over-production may also have caused an apparent rebound in liver perfusion at a later stage of sepsis [ 138].

This was followed by an apparent rebound effect with increased LAT1 mRNA levels during the recovery from endotoxemia.

The likelihood of an event reaches a peak relatively earlier in the placebo arm, and the apparent rebound in the likelihood is smaller.

(B ) Overall weight loss of 25 animals infected with 10 S. aureus, after 30% weight loss animals were euthanized, causing the apparent rebound in weight of surviving animals at day 10.

Many politicians said the Pirros' apparent rebounding, at least for now, is par for the course in a county not easily shaken up over political intrigue.

The apparent population rebound resulted from a combination of continued immigration and higher birthrates among the newcomers, along with fewer New Yorkers leaving the city.

The patient's abdomen was obviously distended and abdominal muscles were tense with apparent tenderness and rebound tenderness.

The idea here, as with any cyclical play, is to get the stock before a rebound is apparent in the financial statements.

But a wide array of companies and sectors have been reaping the benefits of cost-cutting, booming demand from China and a recovery in domestic demand and they have been using those profits to repay debt.Signs of better profits and healthier balance sheets were already apparent last spring, as Japan rebounded from a steep downturn in 2001.

The low-wage job rebound is especially apparent in one industry: the restaurant sector.