Sentence examples for regained up from inspiring English sources

The central bank estimates that by the end of this year the economy will have regained up to three-quarters of the competitiveness lost during 2001-2009.

Evaluation of functional integrity of HRP released from the HRP surfactant complex suggested that the solubilization process partly impaired the specific activity of HRP, however, the addition of trehalose in the formulation process regained up to about 50% of the biological activity.

Najas, Nechamandra, Ottelia, and Hydrilla regained up to three edited sites following complete elimination.

The head of the surgical team, Dr. Joan Pere Barret, said that Oscar will need between a year and 18 months of physical therapy and is expected to regain up to 90% of his facial functions.

The head of the surgical team, Dr. Joan Pere Barret, said Monday the man will need between a year and 18 months of physical therapy and is expected to regain up to 90percentt of his facial functions.

Current research suggests weight regain is common 2 10 years after surgery with patients commonly regaining up to 15% of their initial body weight.

As soon as possession is regained high up the pitch, Keogh is in a position to receive the ball immediately in transition.

But Babcock International - a big faller yesterday - has regained some ground, up 9.5p at 573.5p.

A confident display showed all the hallmarks of the Argentine's influence, with Spurs' opening two goals coming after his players regained possession high up the pitch.

Current evidence suggests that post-training performance on the trained tasks does not drop back to baseline for periods of up to 6 months, and that post-training performance levels can be regained with top-up training sessions of as little as 1 hr (Burk et al. 2006).

Tommy Oar, who wandered through the first two matches with the distracted air of a man dealing with a break-up, regained some of his club fizz down the left flank and was the author of Australia's brightest attacking moves.