Sentence examples for restoring return from inspiring English sources

Adding to this debate has been the concern over interruptions in well-performed chest compressions during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), the key factor in restoring return of spontaneous circulation and eventual survival following cardiac resuscitation.

And, as the data suggests the average pay bill in banking is skewed very heavily towards the top earners, such as principal risk takers in investment banking and trading, this should both restore return-on-equity and reduce the pay bill," Cunliffe said.

Both of these genes were strongly induced during anaerobiosis, and immediately repressed after aerobic conditions were restored, returning the previous, aerobic expression levels within less than 1 h.

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The deadline for restoring and returning the park passed.

Now they see cutting costs as a route to restoring their returns.

A Conservative MP said a letter from MPs to the PM was about "restoring and returning democracy to the British people" and calls for UK residents to have powers to decide on laws.

The model proved successful in restoring the measured return time and return length distributions, and the mixing response curves.

Mr. Femenella was hired to remove, restore and return them because 10 cracks had appeared since the windows were worked on in the 1980's.

But now Vaughan has accused the gallery's executives of going back on plans to restore and return the work to its previous perch – and singled out the American director Ralph Rugoff for particular criticism.

If these registers are changed during the function or the subroutine, the values should be saved onto the stack and be restored before return to the calling code.