Sentence examples for recovered considerable from inspiring English sources
Fernando Alonso finished third and recovered considerable ground against Sebastian Vettel, the series points leader, in the battle for the season's driving championship.
Turning to Neanderthal bones, they have already recovered considerable amounts of DNA sequence, which are derived from every chromosome in the Neanderthal cell, as judged by matching the Neanderthal DNA to the human genome sequence that was first fully decoded in 2003.
All told, our trees recovered considerable phylogenetic signal, with very few differences between the neighbour-joining and Bayesian tree.
Although only a single codon-attenuated T7 genome has been tested (Bull et al. 2012), adaptation for ~1000 generations recovered considerable fitness with only a few mutations, the implication being that nearly full fitness is recoverable, albeit slower than the rate of fitness improvement observed in other T7 adaptations.
Cysts and spores may be recovered from considerable heights in the atmosphere.
This result indicates that the MeDIP coverage was not low, even for regions of low CpG density, and that we successfully recovered a considerable fraction of methylated regions.
Still, most economists say the current growth rate is far too slow to recover the considerable ground lost during the recession.
Health Grades is trying to make its doctor ratings more empirical but will need to recover the considerable cost of collecting good data.
The ORC is able to recover a considerable part of the waste heat energy coming from both the power-to-hydrogen and water-to-hydrogen processes.
The novel method employs mechanical vapour compression for upgrading the temperature/enthalpy profile of the condensing water/hydrocarbon mixture, recovering a considerable amount of energy, otherwise lost by water quenching.
By the end of Middle Ages the economy had begun to recover and considerable improvements were being made in metalworking and shipbuilding that would shape the Early Modern economy.
