Sentence examples for salvage provided from inspiring English sources
The tides and currents meant that shipwrecks were frequent the most recent occurring in 1993 and salvage provided an additional though often illegal supplement to the islanders' incomes.
Only the latter group stands a chance of testicular salvage, provided that emergency surgical exploration is done.
The work of Unanue's lab and other early studies indicated that complete destruction in the lysosomal system can indeed be avoided and that the material salvaged provides vitally important biological information.
Patients who had residual disease at the end of their course of treatment were referred for salvage surgery, provided their disease was operable.
These two, "Shipwreck" and "Salvage," should provide fresh evidence of Mr. Stoppard's curiosity and love of philosophy.
The diminished XOR expression found in aggressive cancer cells would result in shunting the XOR substrates hypoxanthine and xanthine into the salvage pathway, providing substrates for nucleotide synthesis, tumor growth, and proliferation.
De Lange and Wiseman now work together to salvage and provide support for Ukraine's zoos.
AVFs have been shown to allow safe and adequate dialysis, to require fewer salvage interventions, provide better patency rates and to be associated with lower mortality than AVGs or PCs [ 12– 12].
Thirteen Coast Guard vessels helped searching the shores of Long Island and provided salvage efforts.
The younger Mr. Blum is known as a pioneer in the field of architectural salvage, and he has provided antique fixtures for many movies and shows, including "Sophie's Choice" and "Sex and the City".
A consistent fraction of the total amount of harvest may be provided by salvage logging after disturbance events, and in several cases the impact of natural disturbances is not visible in the GHGIs either because the dynamics described above are not taken into account (e.g. Italy, [44]) or because the methods used to estimate GHGs do not detect interannual variations (e.g. Germany, [26]).
