Sentence examples for speed of union from inspiring English sources
We concluded from our study that intramedullary nail is superior to minimally invasive plating in terms of brevity of hospital stay and speed of union along with early full weight-bearing, but there was no clear advantage of either technique in terms of operative time, infection rate, range of motion of the knee, and rates of malunion and nonunion.
Their basic argument is that in countries where wages are largely determined by collective bargaining, the effect on unemployment of changes in the economic environment will depend in large part on the speed of learning of unions.
Sam Burgess is not the only man running away from English rugby union at the speed of light: two of the prime candidates to fill the vacancy at the top of the red-rose game, Eddie Jones of Australia and Wayne Smith of New Zealand, have given the clearest possible indications that when the Six Nations begins in early February, they will be watching the action from afar.
The rate of union here was 94%.
Why would a battle-scarred Brooke Russell Kuser Marshall have risked such a union, especially when, as Kiernan notes, the speed of her remarriage badly upset her Marshall relatives?
It took a strike at Ford in 1949 to establish the union's right to have a voice in the speed of the assembly line.
It's no surprise the unions have baulked at the scale and the speed of the changes.
The blending of PCL, THF, and DMF was carried out in a beaker on a magnetic stirrer (HPC07SA-P, APLUS, Union city, CA, USA) operating at 45°C and a stirring speed of 200 rpm.
It comes as research by trade unions suggests rail fares have increased at double the speed of wages since 2010.
The speed of the announced job cuts and the scale of planned savings are unprecedented, leaving the left-led civil service unions dumbfounded.
