Sentence examples for rapidly rebounding from inspiring English sources

Higher rates also won't do much to tame rapidly rebounding exports.

Whereas Byblos, a nearby town, is rapidly rebounding as a high-end resort, Batroun is all about casual easy living.

Arden, with its targeted acquisitions, is a promising play on the rapidly rebounding values and rents along the California coast from Ventura to San Diego.

After falling by 3% between October 2008 and June 2009, we forecast GDP will rapidly rebound from July 2009 onwards… Delaying the stimulus package until the summer may mean that it is too late.

Populations of F. occidentalis can rapidly rebound from insecticide applications due to its high fecundity, haplotype genetics, and short generation time (Gao et al., 2012).

Considering that silencing POSTN expression has no marked direct impact on the GSC population, cancer cell proliferation or vascular density in tumor bulk, we do not know whether TAM recruitment will rapidly rebound in tumors and lead to lethal relapse after withdrawal of POSTN-targeting therapy.

Importantly, treatment of mice with a single dose of 3 mg/mouse of cyclophosphamide reduced the serum concentration of IL-8 in the next 24 h in a range from 48 to 100% (Figure 1D), while those concentrations rapidly rebound in 48 72 h.

Also the virus population rapidly rebounds when treatment is stopped even after extended periods of remission.

However, Caspase-2-deficient tumors rapidly rebound from chemotherapy with enhanced proliferation, ultimately hindering long-term therapeutic benefit.

However, DO rapidly rebounded at about 60 h when glucose accumulation occurred due to over-feeding (Figs.  3d and 4d).

The number of new ART patient enrollments, new HIV patient registrations, and HIV clinical visits dropped notably in Jacmel immediately after the earthquake, but then rapidly rebounded.