Sentence examples for predict recovery from inspiring English sources
Advertising spending over all was down more than 10 percent, and most forecasts do not predict recovery until 2011 at the earliest, especially for expensive placements like the zeppelin.
However, none of the tests alone could reliably predict recovery from the neurosensory deficit after BSSO.
"Once he starts his post-op rehab work we will be in a better position to predict recovery timelines".
Conclusions: Sensibility testing of mandibular molars can be used to predict recovery from the neurosensory deficit after BSSO.
To determine whether preoperative electrocardiographic measurements linked to sympathetic nervous activity could be used to predict recovery quality after general anaesthesia in horses.
This is a common pattern -- for years now, economic forecasters have continuously predicted recovery, gotten a spate of bad news, and pushed their recovery prediction out a few quarters.
The predicted recovery time of four to six weeks, Philippon said, is "very reasonable".
For most of the islands, Mr. Roberts predicted recovery would be quick.
Or else airlines may wait to see whether a widely predicted recovery arrives in the second quarter, meaning they could skirt the need for government-guaranteed loans.
"The danger is that seven years might be a little optimistic," Mr. Khater said, referring to the predicted recovery time for New York's underwater borrowers.
