Sentence examples for return to typical from inspiring English sources
And since January, outfitters report increases in inquiries and bookings that may signal a return to typical travel levels.
However, the concentration pattern from these data demonstrated a substantial increase in olanzapine concentrations to supratherapeutic levels in the hours after the injection, followed by a gradual return to typical levels over the next 24 to 72 hours, concordant with the resolution of the event's clinical symptoms.
As these transcripts were not up-regulated in P-deplete cultures compared to either log or stationary phase cultures grown in f/2, the strong down-regulation does not appear to represent a return to typical P-replete levels during this time course.
However, in the presence of Na2SO4 and NaOAc for catalase and all salts studied for con A, higher salt concentrations (above approximately 0.7 0.8 M) resulted in decreased b2 values indicating a return to typical DLVO theory predicted behaviour, with increased screening of the proteins surface charges with increasing ionic strength, a classic electrical double layer effect [44], [43].
It said that it expected those conditions to continue through 2004 and that it did not anticipate returning to typical industry profit margins even in 2005.
The simulation starts with Vcc at typical value (5.0 V), and then Vcc goes to unpowered (0.0 V) and returns to typical value (Figure 9(b)).
Even after good fortune or bad fortune, people eventually tend to return to their typical daily moods.
Overall volume slowed significantly during the summer, only to return to more typical levels later in the year.
Mr. Hatzius said it was taking longer to return to more typical economic growth rates because the economy is still working through the excesses of the 1990's spending and stock market booms.
By early next week, Mr. Weyman said, the islands should return to the typical trade wind weather, where showers fall each day primarily on the islands' windward sides and in the mountains.
A return to more typical summer water temperatures by 2013/14 was associated with an apparent recruitment failure of Siganus sp. This is a rare example of a tropical vagrant surviving to breed in temperate regions.
