Sentence examples for recovered in response from inspiring English sources

Although in DT2008 the total nodule number per plant was not recovered in response to rewatering, the specific fixation per unit nodule mass would still have a chance to increase and compensate the observed reduction in nodulation number.

A final point to consider in regards to the enrichment of scaRNAs in the coilin complex centers upon the dramatic increase in the amount of box C/D scaRNA 7 recovered in response to etoposide treatment (from not detected in untreated cells to 79-fold enriched in etoposide treated, Table 1).

The study, published in Science, states that the phase-out of chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) chemicals means that the ozone layer is "expected to recover in response, albeit very slowly".

As Balls argued in his seminal Bloomberg speech of August 2010, the last thing we needed, after the economy had begun to recover in response to the fiscal stimulus of 2009, was a policy of austerity.

He said that "growth should gradually recover" in response to the combination of interest rate reductions, the tax cut that Congress is about to send to President Bush and a likely decline in energy prices.

After shrinking dramatically in recent years, the economy has begun to recover in response to belated government reforms.INFLATION Bulgaria had the highest inflation of all transition economies in 1996 (prices rose by 311%).

(Instead, the episode generated a different controversy: viewers noticed that Alex Ariza, Maidana's strength and conditioning coach, pressed some white napkins to Maidana's nose as he tried to recover; in response to suggestions that he had given Maidana something illicit, Ariza said that he was merely allowing Maidana to blow his nose).

Both platelet count and fibrinogen concentration were substantially reduced by haemodilution and did not recover in response to PCC or FFP treatment.

Candida-specific immunity is one of the earliest to recover in response to HAART, which is consistent with increases in CD4+ counts and the disappearance of clinical signs in response to HAART [ 19, 20].

Nonetheless, such defects might reduce the ability of the intestine to recover in response to stress, for example, as might occur in response to cytotoxic therapies used to treat cancer.

Subsequent analyses revealed that the microbial community both shifted and recovered quickly in response to Ag+.