Sentence examples for more rapid return from inspiring English sources

This would make the generating system augmented but still independent of sun light and give more rapid return on investment and greater utility in remote locations.

Over the last decades minimally invasive surgical techniques are increasingly used to treat symptomatic leiomyomas, providing the patient decreased morbidity and more rapid return to daily activities.

Several years of budget reductions and a one-year salary freeze, combined with a more rapid return of endowment earnings than we had expected, brought the budget back into the black.

If Mr. Obama wins, he'll presumably go back to pushing for modest stimulus, aiming to convert the gradual recovery that seems to be under way into a more rapid return to full employment.

He said the government could also use the scheme to provide an incentive for a more rapid return to work, with payments available only in the first 24 months after a worker lost their job and activated only when they had found new employment.

In recent years, surgeons have begun to report case series of minimally invasive approaches to radical cystectomy, including robotic-assisted techniques demonstrating the surgical feasibility of this procedure with the potential of lower blood loss and more rapid return of bowel function and hospital discharge.

But the specialist care available to professional players means they can make more rapid returns to the field of play.

The findings from a variety of studies have shown that laparoscopic deroofing is associated with reductions in morbidity, shorter hospital stays, and more rapid returns to normal activities, compared with open deroofing [26].

Conclusions: Improvements in more complex motor tasks were noted after significant delay from the time of treatment, while simpler tasks demonstrated a more rapid improvement, followed by a rapid return to baseline levels.

Thailand's record post-1997 in raising peoples' standard of living is thoroughly unimpressive.This failure to return to more rapid growth has been the foundation for the deep divisions that have riven Thai society since 1997.

PIPRI VILLAGE, India — Two very different recent scenes from India: At a power breakfast in New Delhi for many of the country's corporate leaders and top economic officials, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee declared that India had "weathered the storm" of the global economic crisis and was witnessing "green shoots" in industry and services that signaled a return to more rapid growth by next year.