Sentence examples for time for returning from inspiring English sources
We aimed to determine the prevalence and diagnoses associated with posterior elbow problems and post-treatment recovery time for returning to sports in Japanese high school baseball players when treated in the off-season.
By 2 p.m. — our predetermined time for returning from the backcountry and Tico's preferred bar time — we were back in the bar, getting classmates' contact info for future trips and toasting one another.
"[The business] is seasonal; when it is time for harvest people buy and when there is famine, people use the money to buy food; when it is time for returning to school, people have to pay school fees," he says.
The sharks were already circling, she said, because she had not given a definite time for returning.
The cover letter mentioned a 1-month time for returning the completed questionnaire from the date of delivery of the questionnaire to the respondent.
This contrasts with laparoscopic radiofrequency ablation of fibroids, in which the largest published study to date reported a median time for returning to normal activities of 9 days (range, 2 60 days) [31].
You can ski in either country via connecting lifts on both the Italian and French sides of the resort (heed recommended times for returning to your base country).
The short 0.1 s response time upon irradiation is among the fastest values, as is the short 0.1 s time for return to the non-irradiated state.
Background context: There is no documented information indicating time for return to play after lumbar discectomy in professional and Olympic athletes.
This study analyzed workers' compensation patients after surgical or nonoperative treatment of clavicle fractures to identify factors that influence the time for return to work and total health care reimbursement claims.
Luckily "Liz One (Her Secret Diaries in the Land of 1,000 Dances)" runs through the end of the month, allowing time for return visits to the Chocolate Factory, where the show opened on Wednesday evening.
