Sentence examples for direct salvage from inspiring English sources
The direct salvage of storm residues simulated by CBM was equal, on average, to 13 Mm3 year−1 but with high interannual variability (see Fig. 5).
The overall C dynamics related to storms and ice are shown in Fig. 2, panel B. These disturbances do not produce any direct emission of CO2 to the atmosphere, but they cause a transfer of C from the living biomass to both the DOM pool and the HWP pool (due to direct salvage logging).
We wished to evaluate the clinical response following ATP-Tumor Chemosensitivity Assay (ATP-TCA) directed salvage chemotherapy in a series of UK patients with advanced ovarian cancer.
In 1987 and 2000, he co-directed salvaging expeditions that led to the recovery of thousands of artifacts.
The rajah subsequently directed renewed salvage operations on the wreck, seeking especially the copper nails that had held the ship's beams together.
A vast and admirable system of salvage directed by the Ministry of Aircraft Production, ensures the speediest return to the fighting line of damaged machinery.
With the country's largest ocean shipper in limbo and the shipbuilding industry also in crisis, a government task force is directing moves to salvage the container shipping sector, which like ocean shipping worldwide has been battered by weak demand and overcapacity.
Or is there still potential for Yahoo to salvage some direct compensation beyond the value of a deepened partnership?
No direct comparison of different salvage treatment techniques for NPC has ever been reported, and the choice of treatment largely depends on the tumor extent, available expertise, and patient/clinician preference.
The total direct medical costs of salvage treatment and palliative care from the time of distant recurrence to time of death in Japan is ¥4,710,584 [ 22], representing an annual cost after recurrence equal to ¥2,405,924.
However, the current beetle epidemic in this area highlights the challenges faced by forest managers tasked with prioritizing stands for mitigation activities such as salvage harvesting and direct control methods.
