Sentences with phrase «slow return»

We also offer a dental sealant that creates a barrier to bacteria along the gum line that slows the return of plaque for up to 6 months without any teeth brushing.

Catastrophic ecological regime shifts may be announced in advance by statistical early - warning signals such as slowing return rates from perturbation and rising variance.

As your body slows returns to normal after pregnancy and childbirth, you'll experience lots of little milestones, like the day you can have coffee again or the day you can fit back into your favorite pre-pregnancy jeans.

While the use of debt can help boost the return on equity when the company is performing strongly, it can also saddle the company with interest payments that must be made throughout the business cycle, thereby slowing return on equity when business slows down and increasing the risk that the company may not be able to meet its interest payments.

On the flipside, a multiplied value in the 20s over a decade is the better way to go, even if it does yield slower returns as time goes on.

After an extensive recessionary period when «uncertainty» was the ruling word, Tucson's commercial real estate sectors have settled into a sense of stability that signals firming fundamentals and a somewhat painfully slow return to market balance.

This would imply a slower return to full economic capacity and sustainable 2 per cent inflation.

We have some flexibility within our inflation - targeting framework: we might accept a slower return of inflation to target, if necessary, to avoid adverse effects on financial stability.

[6] The dual mandate of the Reserve Bank of Australia would again tend to suggest a higher weight on output stabilisation than the other central banks, in that if a shock were to drive inflation and output away from target in divergent directions, it would tolerate a slower return of inflation to target (i.e. inflation variability would be higher) to reduce output variability.

Defensive lapses and a slow return process were expected, but the lack of positive, on - ball decision making, poor shooting numbers are bigger problems than I first thought.

This game could see Diego Costa rested as he makes a slow return to first team action and the reinstatement of Didier Drogba up front who before the game against QPR had scored three in three starts.

We need theo to get back to his best form, which he is slowing returning to!

Following a concussion and a period of cognitive rest, some kids need a slow return to full activity.

Many moms report being able to wiggle their toes and a slow return to sensation within hours of having the epidural medications discontinued.

In addition, your pregnant womb sits heavily on important pelvic blood vessels and lymphatic drainage channels, which can cause a slower return of the blood and fluids going up towards your heart.

This is good as it helps increase blood flow to the baby, but it slows the return of blood to Mom - to - be.

This may mean that breastfed babies» greater weight loss after birth and slower return to birth weight may help promote a healthier metabolic program, which reduces the risk of overweight and obesity during childhood and beyond.

Labour will be able to say that the government had snuffed out the recovery that was under way at the beginning of 2010, and has presided over a slower return to pre-recession prosperity than Britain achieved in the 1930s.

As such a slow return to a good diet is optimal.

Whether a low glycemic response per se is mechanistically related to a reduction in satiety is a topic of much debate (63 — 66), although there are some data to support a slower return of hunger in response to low - GI meals in general (67 — 69).

Fleder, who is a pretty standard button - masher as an action director, actually shows infectious relish and nuance in depicting Statham's slow return to his violent ways.

Perhaps the slow return of new construction and infrastructure rebuilding is paying off with construction fleet pickup sales.

This will cause a higher erratic idle speed and slow return to idle.

The best change on the bookstore front, in my opinion, is the slow return of the locally owned bookstores.

Let your dog come back down the stairs at his own pace, encouraging a slower return since it's the downhill climb that risks injury.

Catherine Opie photographs the emptiness of American cities, Mary Ellen Mark the hidden life of Bombay and the slow return to a ravaged New Orleans.

If we compensate for the relatively rapid heat transfer of an El Nino but not for the slower return to equilibrium, aren't we likely to see a climate picture that is unduly influenced by those gradual returns to «normal»?

This means that it can temporarily absorb radiation from the Earth, slowing its return to space and thereby heating the troposphere (the lower 10KM of the atmosphere) which in turn can heat up the Earth's surface.

They defined «recovery» from drought, not as the renewed growth with fresh rainfall, but the slower return of the whole ecosystem to the full productivity it demonstrated before the drought.

The slow return to normal has its own knock - on effects, say the authors: it has an impact on biogeochemical cycles, on the energy balance and the hydrology of the region, all of which can in turn feed back into climate change.

These dense water masses spread into the full extent of the ocean and gradually upwell to feed a slow return flow to the sinking regions.

This follow - up to the first highly successful Revelations game continues the series» slow return to its true survival - horror roots, taking our heroes into a terrifying abandoned prison.

Usually when the danger passes, there is a slow return to normal, but sometimes children go on being distressed and frightened.

It is a relational disorder marked by high emotional sensitivity, high emotional reactivity, and a slow return to baseline.

The slow return of the first time home buyer has reduced new home sales directly and indirectly.