Sentence examples for example of recovery from inspiring English sources
The recent forest history of the Isthmus is an extreme example of recovery from earlier forest degradation in boreal conditions.
The deadline, which ends temporary housing before permanent housing has replaced it, has become a stark example of recovery programs that seem almost to be working against one another.
In the wake of Toyota and Holden announcing withdrawals from Australia within months of each other the government has been touting Newcastle as an example of recovery after a major manufacturer leaves - in their case the BHP steelworks in 1999.
In contrast, one example of recovery with an increase in quality was after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
Mushroom production is a good example of recovery of food proteins by using biological process in a small or large scale from lignocellulosic materials (Chiu and Moore 2001).
Some quantification (e.g., average recovery time) and an example of recovery curve for the cap and the uniform cortex, should be provided.
For example, in case of recovery in broth cultures only or from only one of several tissue samples, additional criteria of infection (such as clinical signs, positive histopathology, or molecular tests) are required [ 23, 24].
Dr. Paul A. Offit, chief of infectious diseases at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and author of "Autism's False Prophets," said anecdotal examples of recovery like that in "The Horse Boy" could give parents "false hope" and lead them to spend thousands of dollars trying to replicate an experience without any scientific proof that it would help.
Some of these include offering resources to those experiencing mental illness prominently and showing examples of recovery from mental health issues.
And given that suicide is the second-leading cause of death among young people, it's important to spread accurate information about the issue and highlight examples of recovery from mental health issues, he said.
