Sentence examples for rapidly regain from inspiring English sources

Somewhere in memories we thought we'd lost but all too rapidly regain, there lurks a moral for computing and for life: press save.

The scientists observed that the changes to the gut microbiome brought about by obesity persisted for five times as long as the actual period spent dieting and predisposed the mice to rapidly regain weight.

"We have to rapidly regain control of NHS finances otherwise we risk lengthening waiting times for patients, limiting their access to services, and other reductions in the quality of patient care".

The urge to rapidly regain interoperability often leads to unfounded, poorly-chosen solutions, which lead to inefficiency and rework.

With imiglucerase therapy, patients rapidly regain normal haemoglobin levels and EPO treatment is unnecessary.

Blocking antibodies were added to Sox1-GFP reporter cells for the first 48 hr of neural differentiation and then removed, whereupon the cells rapidly regain normal cell-cell contacts.

But she rapidly regained her footing, reclaimed her microphone and went on with the show.

But Hester rapidly regained control and went on to deliver a solid display.

The village is rapidly regaining the 190 houses that were once lost or made uninhabitable by three decades of severe beach erosion.

It may have been the commercial heart of East London once, the port of call for ships from all over the empire; now it is rapidly regaining its hub status, but, with its stainless steel and glass towers, and chain pubs warning "smart dress only," it hardly feels like the East End.

All patients rapidly regained their preoperative ranges of hip motion.