But it can be difficult to determine who will recover, and how much, medical officials said, largely because there is a relative paucity of data on the long-term medical and psychological effects of the available treatments and the wounds themselves.
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Ms. Giffords's room is not within view of the growing shrine for her and the other gunshot victims, but many of those who gather there say they long for the day she recovers enough to see how much the city has been rooting for her.
I then posted performance reports showing how much they "recovered", ie, money not lost.
Guardian Australia is here with the Climate Council, which visited this reef at the peak of the bleaching, in May, and has come back now to see how much has recovered.
From a health care perspective the COR depended on how much a recovered CFS patient is being valued.
a) From an accounting point of view, the variety of means by which support costs are recovered makes it very difficult to obtain a complete picture of exactly how much is being recovered.
The selection of and affects how fast the cooperative transmission scheme can recover from malicious attacks and how much we tolerate the occasional and unintentional misbehavior.
The millions of home and business owners victimized by Hurricane Sandy -- and the billions of dollars that will be needed to recover -- are demonstrations of how much climate denial costs.
But how much can be recovered if any is unknown.
If we had those skills, we could calculate how much would be recovered in benefits.
