Sentence examples for boost recovery from inspiring English sources
Growth hormone, banned by WADA, is said to increase lean muscle mass and boost recovery.
Older workers make a huge contribution to the economy and have the skills and experience needed to boost recovery when we come out of recession.
In addition to those measures, a large part of business secretary Vince Cable's (pictured) remit involves finding ways to boost recovery from recession.
Some gym-goers even carry Pip & Nut almond nut squeeze packs for an instant shot of nut protein and follow it with an almond latte to boost recovery.
George Osborne won a propaganda victory on Wednesday night as the IMF's powerful directors rejected its own economists' recommendations that the UK should slow the pace of spending cuts to boost recovery.
Setting out a timetable to clear the deficit and boost recovery beyond the next election, Clegg said: "We have a moral duty to the next generation to wipe the slate clean for them of debt.
The "blue bean" had astonishing powers - accelerating muscle build-up and boosting recovery times - but its subsequent side effects were catastrophic: infertility among women, embarrassing hair growth, breast cancer, heart problems and testicular cancer.
Results show that with boosting recovery ratio from 30% to 60%, the specific energy of desalinated water production below 400 ppm was reduced from 2.8 kWh/m3 to a more economically favourable value of 0.8 kWh/m3, when utilizing a pressure exchanger as a recovery device.
The technique has already shown some promise in boosting recovery after stroke, soothing chronic pain, and alleviating the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
He required unmanipulated autologous back-up bone marrow infusion to boost hematological recovery on day +66.
