Sentence examples for better salvaging from inspiring English sources

Images of jets crashing and exploding are somewhat better, salvaging some dynamic, quasi-abstract passages from fiery wrecks.

They had been no better when salvaging a last-minute draw against Lithuania just days earlier.

And who wouldn't want the chance to "start over and do better, to salvage some hope and meaning from a life you thought you'd screwed up beyond repair".

Since the 1990s, angioembolization has been frequently used to achieve better splenic salvages rates.

Diminution of D5/D2 and D21/D2 IR after tacrolimus treatment may reflect better myocardial salvage.

Since the late 1990s, AE has been applied more frequently to achieve better splenic salvage rates for the treatment of patients with splenic injuries.

We have also observed that rituximab-naïve patients responded better to salvage treatment followed by ASCT compared to those patients treated both times with rituximab-containing regimens and to those who never received rituximab.

7 10 Mehilli et al 22 found better myocardial salvage in women than in men after pPCI which they speculated could be due to a higher hypoxia tolerance in women because of higher incidence of preinfarction angina (ischaemic pre-conditioning) and more often spontaneous thrombolysis.

And while a terrific performance can't make a bad play better, it often salvages an evening.

To better organize the salvage effort, Smith and a number of men on his staff moved aboard Missouri to supervise her return to deep water.

In the current study, PR patients represented 7%% of all series and showed a considerably better response to salvage treatment and outcome than primary refractory patients.