Sentence examples for recovered better from inspiring English sources

Stroke patients and victims of cardiac arrest who were resuscitated have recovered better if given magnesium immediately after the incident, Dr. Seelig said.

Some recovered better than others, but in general between 1982 and 2002 they fared much more poorly than the rest of the developing world.

I felt that the class had made me a more careful listener, and that I recovered better after doing something embarrassing in public, like falling on an icy sidewalk.

My sense is that they have recovered better from the Blair scandal than from the paper's flawed reporting about the existence of weapons of mass destruction that led up to the Iraq war.

A study of 210 young adults who had recently separated, published in Social Psychology and Personality Science, found that those who completed tasks that asked them to reflect on their relationships (including speaking about them privately into a voice recorder four times over nine weeks) recovered better than those who were just given a questionnaire and no activities.

But, there's likely to be more to it since other post-banking crisis countries like the US have recovered better.

Researchers think this is why women recover better from strokes: they can move functions to other brain regions.

"On the other hand, their brains are renowned for their plasticity, so maybe they'll recover better.

But because Chinese inflation is helping to give the US an effective dollar devaluation, the US should recover better than large parts of Asia.

Studies have shown that patients in hospital recover better and students achieve more in school if exposed to lighting conditions that adapt to their needs.

I got him to see a counsellor and the doctor advised that he would recover better if he moved out for a while.