Sentence examples for salvaging time for from inspiring English sources
This nanotechnology-based delivery of catalase enzyme may have therapeutic applications in limiting the extent of ischemic lesion and in salvaging time for additional clinical interventions in the treatment of cerebral ischemia.
Meanwhile, due to unclear cause of the disease, fatal cases, including this patient, had not been given the anti-influenza drugs such as neuraminidase inhibitors (oseltamivir) as soon as possible and within 2∼4 days of disease onset, leading to loss of valuable salvage time for the severe cases.
And savvy travellers can have their cake and eat it too – that is, salvage time and money for leisure travel – with a few common-sense tips.
If for T.S Eliot, in The Four Quartets: The Dry Salvages, "Time the destroyer is time the preserver," to Ecclesiastes, time the giver is always also time the taker, and nothing remains that is not unravelled by its passage.
"You have to wonder if Broadchurch can salvage any subtlety in time for its finale".
And while she sits on the beach explaining to Ellie that her "life was destroyed in the ripples that keep coming at me" as the shot pans out to the waves crashing around her, you have to wonder if Broadchurch can salvage any subtlety in time for its finale.
It is being widely supposed that an apology even at this late stage might salvage his international career in time for the announcement of the World Twenty20 squad on Saturday.
This is the time for bold ideas to salvage Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts.
Now he works exclusively on his art, with time for scavenging and searching out architectural salvage companies.
Braintree's chances of salvaging a point were dashed when midfielder Chez Isaac was sent off four minutes from time for a second bookable offence.
The midfielder was dismissed for a second yellow card, seemingly ending Hull's hopes of an equaliser, but they might still have salvaged something in injury time only for Curtis Davies to head wide when well placed.
