Sentence examples for substantive recovery from inspiring English sources

Companies and associations that plan these events, along with the destinations that vie to host them, worry that those new expenses will be a drag on any substantive recovery in the business.

Personally, I am not sure whether the average investor will or will not return to the equity markets in numbers capable of sustaining a substantive recovery in price per share.

The curative effect of anti-HA antibody was so strong that a substantive recovery in memory performance tasks was observed.

Between 1962 and 1991, the CV for body size, as determined from commercial fishery catches, is estimated to have declined 55% (Rowe and Hutchings 2003), and northern cod continue to exhibit no substantive signs of recovery (DFO 2007).

On a typical day in January, its home page included a substantive story about the recovery of Representative Gabrielle Giffords after she was wounded in an assassination attempt in Tucson.

To generate a substantive theory that explained recovery from hip fracture from the perspective of older adults and find out how they managed it.

The critiques echoed those offered by others in the Democratic Party, including several members of the House, who hosted a pre-buttal conference call mocking Boehner for a lack of substantive ideas for economic recovery.

The aim of this research project is to continue the work of theory-building begun in the study by Noiseux [ 2] and to put forward a substantive theoretical model of recovery for people with a mental health problem.

The purpose of this study is to continue the theory building begun by Noiseux [ 2] and to put forward a substantive theoretical model of recovery for people with a mental health problem.

For this study, knowledge transfer is of major importance because the raison d'être of a substantive theoretical model of recovery is to buttress and renew practices for the care of clients living with a mental health problem.

The first is the small but growing literature indicating that participants with a history of PTSD in full or partial recovery show substantive and significant biases on a wide range of cognitive measures indexing difficulties in processing trauma-related material, relative to never-PTSD trauma-exposed controls.