Sentence examples for early rebound from inspiring English sources

Nobody foresees an early rebound.

Japan's export-oriented economy has taken a serious — with government debt and a declining population making an early rebound difficult.

"The belief in an early rebound is real," said Michael Toma, an economist at Armstrong Atlantic State University here.

Japan's Nikkei 225 average bounced back from a more than 2% drop in morning trading to end the day 2.2% higher, at 7,910.79 points, on short covering and indications that Wall Street was likely to stage an early rebound Friday.

Such an early rebound might allow confirmation of the diagnosis, whether it is LTBI or active TB.

This immediately explains why an early rebound predicts later obesity.

[ 4] In an important paper Rolland-Cachera [ 3] noted that the age the rebound occurs (the age at adiposity rebound) predicts later fatness, an earlier rebound predicting greater fatness in adolescence [ 3] and adulthood.

Earlier rebound was associated with increased adult metabolic syndrome (P = 0.07) and IGT/diabetes (P = 0.04) and higher waist circumference (P < 0.001), systolic blood pressure (P = 0.052), triglyceride concentration (P = 0.054), and 120-min glucose concentration (P = 0.01).

Although we were unable to assess age at adiposity rebound, earlier rebound has been associated with increased risk of type 2 diabetes (17), and there is some suggestion that age at rebound matters more than the absolute size of the child at any point in time because it corresponds to weight gain.

Otherwise, a virologic rebound may occur, and the kinetics of viral rebound will depend on the value of β: higher values of β give earlier rebounds.

The children were ranked by their age at the time of the increase, and the 20% of the children with the earliest rise (at age 4.0 years or earlier) were defined as having an early adiposity rebound.