Sentence examples for recovered out of from inspiring English sources
Some were recovered out of order, and when that happened, the recovered patent was given a fraction number, like Patent 127.5, to keep the patents in the proper sequence.
The flight from Surabaya, Indonesia to Singapore crashed into the sea on 28 December - 37 bodies have been recovered out of 162 people on board.
Only 12 different haplotypes were recovered out of the 81 specimens analysed (80 modern plus the ancient specimen) (see Additional file 3).
The total number of mutations (unadjusted by LOD/Linear model) recovered out of 872 and 3000 mutant plaques from control and BaP-treated samples were 583 (67 %) and 2077 699 %), respectively.
We included all patients admitted in the ICU after a recovered out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and all patients with an in-of-hospital cardiac arrest admitted in the hospital less than 48 hours and without previous administration of antibiotics.
If it can be proved that another party was responsible for the accident you should be able to recover out-of-pocket expenses in connection with the incident.
A once loquacious local sheriff's department has stopped issuing public statements, citing the ongoing investigation, and Papini herself, along with her husband and children, has moved out of her house to an undisclosed location where she can recover out of the media spotlight.
"Will our town centre recover out of recession and compete with Norwich, Bury or Colchester?" he said.
More than half the guns recovered in out-of-state crimes last year were supplied by Georgia, Florida, Texas, Virginia and six other states where weak laws make it easy for gun traffickers and other criminals to obtain weapons.
We are hoping that enough individuals and institutions will purchase the print copy that we can recover the out-of-pocket production expenses and justify making a copy available for free on the web.
Seniors who spend less than that amount have no incentive to take the Medicare drug insurance because they won't recover their out-of-pocket costs, Laszewski said.
