Sentence examples for environment return from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, functional limitations such as eating/swallowing, pain of the facial muscles, numb regions in the operating field, dealing with the social environment, return to work, tumour size and location, removal and reconstruction are closely related.

As well as important methodological innovations and insights, the research revealed that in relation to street improvements in the sorts of mixed local high street locations investigated, investments in the quality of the street environment return substantial value to the everyday users of streets, and to the occupiers of space (to business) and investors in surrounding property in multiple ways.

Every dollar of investment in bricks, mortar, infrastructure and environment returns $1.59 to the economy.

Bank executives estimate that the company will generate $30 billion a year in income, once a normal environment returns.

If babies have a strong emotional attachment to their mothers they will explore the new environment, returning to her regularly for reassurance, get terribly upset if she leaves the room but be quickly consoled when she returns.

Subsequently, the child begins to use the caregiver as a base of security from which to explore the environment, returning periodically to the familiar person.

Furthermore, we will reject structure 2 by showing that learning a new environment does lead to aftereffects when the environment returns to baseline, and therefore that multiple environments are learned by a single network with a single set of parameters.

However, as soon as the environment returned to baseline, there was a higher than expected sensory-motor mismatch, and the subjects responded by adapting to the mismatch, even though this resulted in worsening task error.

In a collaborative study investigating Lake Pontchartrain's microbial environment over a period of about 1.5 years following the city's flooding, research showed that this environment returned to pre-storm (but not clean) conditions within about 2 months after floodwaters from the city were pumped back into Lake Pontchartrain.

Corporations are also giving more to nonprofit groups that promote causes, like alleviating hunger or saving the environment, in return for name recognition.

Storey describes the delicate balance between parenthood and elite sport as "an adventure for all of us – it's certainly given me an even happier environment to return to after a tough day in the saddle".