Sentence examples for have a better recovery from inspiring English sources

Enhanced oil recovery processes would have a better recovery at concentrations above CMC since surfactants can reduce interfacial tension values significantly but it must be noticed that higher concentrations suffer from problems regarding deposition and non-stability of surfactant particles.

Furthermore, it was investigated whether pediatric patients have a better recovery after TBI compared to adults.

For them to have a better recovery, we don't have a choice, we need to… to all talk to each other'".

M. fortuitum is more sensitive to antibiotics than the related M. abscessus or M. chelonae and infections have a better recovery rate [ 10].

I suppose one might say that America should have had a "better" recovery, according to this story, though not necessarily on in which unemployment falls faster.

Nongranulomatous uveitis is characterized by acute onset, pain, and intense sensitivity to light and has a better recovery rate than granulomatous uveitis.

Are you surprised that we haven't seen a response yet? A. I would have hoped we would have had a better recovery by now with the Fed rate cuts, and that the brokerage stocks would have responded better.

Finally, TiCl4 had a better recovery after breakage suggesting that charge neutralization may be the dominant mechanism for this coagulant, while the lower recovery of both PTC and FeCl3 indicated that sweep flocculation is also a contributing mechanism for the coagulation of AOM.

And afterwards some had a better recovery than others.

All of them had a better recovery for the boundary around x = 0 (Table 2).

Of the cohort surviving longer than 90 days the patients treated with CRRT had a better recovery of renal function than those treated with IHD, as judged by the need for chronic renal replacement therapy.