Sentence examples for document rebound from inspiring English sources
We also document rebound vascularisation in tumours that acquire resistance to TKIs and provide evidence for a relationship between the initial response to therapy and the amplitude of rebound re-vascularisation.
It was Audubon's CBC data, from 1967 to 2006, that documented the species' rebound.
We have also documented here a surprising rebound of TH labeling in the tissue surrounding probe tracks by 24 h postimplantation: this might indicate the presence of surviving DA terminals, which justifies our efforts to protect and preserve their neurochemical activity.
In this paper, we examine the extent to and ways in which the rebound effect is considered in policy documents and analyse thirteen specific policy pathways for rebound mitigation.
The library acquired the Kodak collections almost eight years ago, when Kodak — now under bankruptcy protection and trying to rebound — handed over millions of pages of documents and photographs.
The healthy rebound of the 1 percent that Mr. Saez documents is also important because it runs counter to the rising narrative of an economic elite that is under siege.
Psoriasis rebound or flare following abrupt withdrawal of efalizumab is well documented and must be considered when discontinuing efalizumab.
A month after dropping Illinois to a rating of Baa1 negative, Moody's has released an FAQ document that explains why Illinois fell into its bad credit situation and how it can rebound.
This has been well documented in cessation of natalizumab therapy in humans, in which a significant proportion of patients develop a rebound relapse a few months after the last natalizumab infusion.
