MARS has also been used in the treatment of primary graft dysfunction after liver transplantation, with reports of success in bridging to retransplantation along with instances of recovery of graft function [ 27, 28].
But this may be an instance of the recovery literature running ahead of the science.
For instance, for recovery experiments the relative value of X obtained after MMS treatment was considered as 100% and the other X values were normalized to it.
Norway spruce for instance showed signs of recovery at three of the four sites where it was sampled.
In the second instance, the thrust of recovery efforts centered on the provision of improved seeds and agricultural inputs to victims.
Application of ultrafiltration involves a wide variety of fields, for instance, recovery of ionic species (usually enhanced by polyelectrolytes) [1,2], treatment of brackish [3] and waste water [4], food industry (for juice concentration [5], protein recovery from whey [6]) and medicine [7].
To give an instance, the recovery of CA rather decreased by 3.78 % when methanol composition was increased from 40 to 60%% during extraction at 150 °C.
In 1957, Pope Pius XII wrote: "It is unnatural to prevent death in instances where there is no hope of recovery.
For instance, recovery of cytokine secretion at 22 hours was comparable for patients with sepsis and controls when removed from a septic milieu and suggests that immunosuppression may be reversible and indicates potential therapeutic possibilities.
In the real world, many important problems have reformulations which require finding common zero (fixed) points of nonlinear operators, for instance, image recovery, inverse problems, transportation problems and optimization problems.
In 1892, A. W. Ward wrote for the Dictionary of National Biography that James was "obviously a political and religious bigot", although never devoid of "a vein of patriotic sentiment"; "his conversion to the church of Rome made the emancipation of his fellow-catholics in the first instance, and the recovery of England for catholicism in the second, the governing objects of his policy".
