Sentence examples for system rebound from inspiring English sources

To see if the drugs were helping the immune system rebound, despite the presence of the virus, the researchers continued giving protease inhibitors to 101 outpatients daily.

"Alcohol may make you feel drowsy, but it is a depressant, and after the initial drowsiness wears off, the nervous system rebounds and can be disruptive later on during the sleep cycle," explains LaRocca.

Dr. Weinblatt said that both doctors and lay people tend to exaggerate the danger of infection for children undergoing chemotherapy, and that all that the children generally need is a week of home tutoring after treatment before their immune systems rebound enough for them to return to an ordinary school.

The success of the new drug cocktails also meant that patients' immune systems rebounded and they could fend off infection.

There are no data showing that it causes the immune system to rebound to such a degree that H.I.V. would be purged, or anything like that.

But all the while, the mass of people tighten their belts, do without and wait for this economic system to rebound.

Citi's troubles reflect a lack of confidence in the ability of the U.S. banking system to rebound anytime soon.

But according to a new study in monkeys, this effect is reversible: Climbing the totem pole can cause the immune system to rebound.

Six months after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, public confidence in the nation's aviation system is rebounding.

Offers of admission to black, Hispanic and American Indian students in the University of California system have rebounded to levels above where they were before race and ethnicity were banned from the selection process.

The latter are also generically found in neural systems with rebound currents, such as in models of thalamic slices [36 38].