Sentence examples for recovery time frame from inspiring English sources

However, the 2008 meeting in Zurich abandoned the simple versus complex terminology, although the participants did agree to keep the concept that most (80 90%) concussions resolve in a short period (7 10 days), and although the recovery time frame may be longer in children and adolescents.

Beyond the immediate risk associated with lahar inundation, a significant problem for many communities will be managing displaced populations and dealing with long recovery time frames (years to decades) of damaged communities.

Zeigler is in his ninth month of recovery, a time frame common for many who have this type of surgery.

The 3-day delay in recovery of the marrow prevented recovery within the time frame necessary for animal survival.

This was accomplished by investigating the state of the system in terms of its recovery and estimating the time frame for recovery.

Roger Clemens was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right groin yesterday, and he intends to complete his recovery in that time frame.

Secondary objective was to assess relationship between renal recovery at specific time frame and need for renal replacement therapy.

By contrast, grazing exclosures did not result in significant changes in the total carbon storage in comparison with the adjacent grazed stands (p= 0.42) suggesting a slow ecosystem recovery in the time frame of this study (∼15 years of exclusion).

Although symptoms sometimes improve, full recovery over a short time frame appears to be the exception.

Mild respiratory signs, mild appetite loss, mild fever with recovery within the expected time frame.

While at first glance this claim may seem to offer reasonable grounds for outrage, there is a central problem in how such accounts fail to clearly distinguish between emergency rescue, relief, and long term recovery with a standard time frame of seven days, three months and five years respectively.