Instead the area recovered unexpectedly well, largely because of government support.
Nattrass had been asked by the Department of Health to investigate why some patients diagnosed with muscular dystrophy recovered unexpectedly.
Following the control trial in northern Germany, prevalence recovered unexpectedly and rapidly, reaching pre-control levels five quarters (15 months) after the end of control.
Populations of O. natator are known to vary in colouration and shape of glandular dorsal ridges [ 37, 44], and Barej et al. [ 33, 45] recovered unexpectedly high genetic variance between populations.
Britain's carnivores have largely "done it for themselves" and recovered often unexpectedly quickly after a reduction in harmful human activities – hunting, trapping and the use of toxic chemicals – according to scientists from Exeter University, Vincent Wildlife Trust and the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology.
B7 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 Economy Slow to Recover A patchwork of unexpectedly soft economic reports is raising doubts about the vigor of the economic recovery, although most economists remain confident that economic growth is not collapsing but is shifting to a more sustainable rate.
A special day, February 12 , 2012 when I unexpectedly recovered it.
These phages were isolated from the stool of patients who unexpectedly recovered from the illness.
Life unexpectedly recovered has been a kind of shock that broke her determination; she has lost the strength to concentrate her energy on dying.
Beckerman had unexpectedly recovered the ball on the outside of the German box, and as the US midfield scrambled to pursue a rare chance, Jones and Bedoya ran into each other with a sickening clash of heads.
Even the increase in the proportion of children born out of wedlock has slowed markedly, though it has not yet plateaued.Fertility has unexpectedly recovered from its 1990s lows, pushing Britain's birth rate back up almost to 1970s levels.
