Sentence examples for recovered in case from inspiring English sources

AMD is a unique disease to treat with iPSC technology because the RPE cells used are terminally differentiated, and the anatomical site of injection, the eye, is contained and easily recovered in case of any side effects.

The registry records information for all mothers who deliver in the obstetrics and gynecology department at KCMC within 24 hours after delivery or as soon as mothers have recovered in case of complicated deliveries.

Overall, the severe progressive atrophy of the retina documented on the OCT volume maps explains the overall poor vision outcome and may explain why early vision recovery cannot be sustained or recovered in cases of chronic CAR.

Whistle-blowers are entitled to 15%to25%5% of the money recovered in cases involving the Justice Department.

As a result, the saved files are easy to recover in case disaster strikes.

In the event of toxicity, chemotherapy administration was delayed by a week or until full recover in case of WBC count <4000 cells  μl−1, platelet count <100 000 cells  μl−1 or if grade 2 and 3 mucositis and diarrhoea occurred.

If the participant does not voluntarily reimburse the Plan, the contract requires the carrier to make a "reasonable effort to seek recovery of amounts … it is entitled to recover in cases … brought to its attention". Id., at 95, 125.

Improvement of VA was recorded in all patients; however, the retinal function did not fully recover in cases with BRAO involving the macula with persistent field defects probably due to the atrophy of the retinal neuroepithelium or macular ischemia.

Renal function has been reported to recover in cases of AIN caused by many kinds of antimicrobial agents, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, analgesics, anticonvulsants, and diuretics [ 7].

They point to the more than $7.3 billion recovered in the case of Enron or the $6.1 billion from WorldCom.

The Leahy letter was the only one of the four letters recovered in the case that contained enough anthrax to permit extensive scientific testing.