Sentence examples for developing recovery from inspiring English sources

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Practical suggestions include offering training to managers to spot early signs of depression in staff, as well as developing recovery plans so bosses can offer proper support.

From an economic point of view, there is a certain interest in developing recovery techniques that may produce more oil after primary stage (natural oil drive) and second stage, i.e., water flooding (Thomas 2008).

"While the second quarter expansion was modestly better than expected, the Eurozone still faces a tough job developing recovery momentum," Archer wrote.

With the current emphasis in mental health policy on developing recovery orientation in services, it is critical to understanding the components from user perspectives that are important in facilitating recovery experiences and how these may result in individual recovery outcomes.

Developing recovery strategies that are consistent with viability criteria and goals requires balancing short- and long-term risks to individual populations as well as the current and desired status of populations within the context of the MPG and ESU.

We develop recovery analysis for two types of supervised learning problems, namely classification and regression.

Real-estate free market dynamics often are unable to achieve the operative conditions to develop recovery projects in a culturally, socially and financially sustainable way.

Our approach models source correlation through a sparsity or compressibility assumption; combined with a specific data gathering scheme inspired by network coding but acting in the real field, this assumption allows us to develop recovery algorithms at the sink node, which allow approximate data recovery with low delay.

Finally, studies [ 28, 29] indicate that clinically significant respiratory muscle fatigue rarely occurs during well-monitored weaning trials, and that even if fatigue should develop, recovery may be rapid.

Although they were managed according to WHO guidelines [ 4] for fluid management, they later developed recovery phase pulmonary oedema resulting in extended morbidity in two patients and death in one.