Sentence examples for started recovery from inspiring English sources

The IPA's president, Steven Soifer, started recovery for his own paruresis in 1996.

With 1984's Operation Pressure Point and the NYPD's Tactical Narcotic Teams (TNT) strategy that started four years later, thousands of New Yorkers were arrested and put into the system, often repeatedly.* I was lucky to avoid getting swept up in it before I went to rehab and started recovery in 1988.

Here we investigate how a cod (Gadus morhua) population in the Baltic Sea whose biomass was reduced due to a combination of high exploitation and deteriorating environmental conditions might recover and develop in the 21st century in an ecosystem that likely will change due to both the already started recovery of a cod predator, the grey seal Halichoerus grypus, and projected climate impacts.

The first phase of rescue operations is almost over, but the district has a long way to go before it can start recovery efforts.

If so, a drug that targets those receptors could kick-start recovery in other patients.

Meanwhile, annealing at 500 °C was supposed to be the minimum temperature for starting recovery [13] of EUROFER base steels.

(3) How do the investment needs to start recovery practices and the reluctance of producers to allocate sufficient funds for this purpose affect the optimal recovery decisions?

A good place to start recovery efforts, therefore, would be to change this method of economic growth.

Before starting recovery, I was afraid to go anywhere with people, especially anywhere there'd be food.

Activation of the complement system by pancreatic proteases such as trypsin may start recovery from pancreatic necrosis by induction of fibrosis through activating PSCs.

Although starting recovery from a higher biomass, the evolving populations could not fully recover to the preharvest level within the recovery period of 350 years shown in Fig. 2.