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	Recovery Heart Rate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		Recovery heart rate is a measure of fitness and a slow recovery from exercise means that you are out of shape.
		To measure recovery heart rate, exercise on a treadmill until you breathe hard, record your heart rate, and hold that pace for at least a minute.
		Hear-rate recovery immediately after exercise as a predictor of mortality.
	www.drmirkin.com /heart/8076.html (204 words)

	The Road to Recovery
		As such the recovery rate is an important component of expected loss calculations and should also play a part in credit pricing – but opinions are divided on how easy it is for banks and investors to anticipate falling recovery rates.
		(Recovery rates for commercial loans tend to be higher than publicly-issued bonds, thanks to covenants and collateral arrangements, but are harder to compile than the recovery rates on bonds, whose cycle is much the same).
		Although recoveries may not be included as a discrete element of the price, the impact that recoveries have on expected loss is “certainly replicable by tools using the reduced form model or the Merton model”.
	www.erisk.com /ResourceCenter/Credit/TheRoadtoRecovery.asp (1323 words)

	Training smarter: how to use heart-rate monitors with horses - Horse feature articles - Horsetalk - equestrian features ...
		Recovery rates are used to measure how the horse is responding to the training programme.
		If the recovery rate is improving the horse is ready to move up to the next level of training.
		The recovery rate should be used in conjunction with the Vhr to ensure the horse is not being overstressed by the workload.
	www.horsetalk.co.nz /features/heartrate.shtml (822 words)

	Heart Rate Recovery After Stress Testing Predicts Mortality Risk - October 1, 2000 - American Academy of Family ...
		Heart rate recovery was defined as the change from the peak heart rate to the heart rate after two minutes of recovery.
		Abnormal heart rate recovery was strongly predictive of death (10 percent compared with 4 percent in participants with a normal heart rate recovery; relative risk, 2.58).
		Abnormal heart rate recovery was even more strongly predictive of death from cardiovascular disease than of death in general (4 percent compared with 1 percent; relative risk, 3.06).
	www.aafp.org /afp/20001001/tips/13.html (491 words)

	Lab:7 : Band Recovery Analysis
		Annual recovery rate is constant fraction of annual mortality rate (i.e., reporting rate is assumed to be constant over all ages and years).
		Annual survival and recovery rates may vary by calendar year, and/or by age and sex of individuals (variation of survival and recovery rates by area [population] is also possible).
		Generally, the survival rate is for the period between bandings, i.e., it is not the survival rate for the period between hunting seasons.
	www.cnr.uidaho.edu /wlf448/band1.htm (2090 words)

	Why Recovery Rates Fall When Defaults Rise
		The combination of the anemic recovery rate and the elevated default rate hit banks as a "double whammy", sharply increasing their realized credit losses.
		As such, the recovery rate is an important component of expected loss calculations and should also play a part in credit pricing, but opinions are divided on how easy it is for banks and investors to anticipate falling recovery rates.
		Moody's Cantor is also wary of suggesting that recovery rates can be anticipated with any precision—over periods of years, at least—but he says that some models are capable of providing good estimates of recovery rates over periods of a single year.
	www.bofabusinesscapital.com /resources/capeyes/a03-03-149.html (1349 words)

	Abnormal Heart Rate Recovery During Treadmill Exercise Testing Predicts Subsequent Mortality
		According to background information cited in the study, both attenuated heart rate recovery following exercise and the Duke treadmill exercise score have been demonstrated to be independent predictors of mortality, but their prognostic value relative to each other has not been studied.
		Among the patients in the study, 1,852, or 20 percent, experienced abnormal heart rate recovery, and 1,996, or 21 percent, had an intermediate- to high-risk treadmill exercise score.
		The authors assert that together, heart rate recovery and treadmill exercise scores appear to be complementary, strengthening the predictive value of exercise stress testing.
	www.hbns.org /newsrelease/abnormal9-19-00.cfm (575 words)

	Radiant Heat from Radiant Floor Company - Recovery Rate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		Recovery rates are generally measured by how many gallons of water can be raised 90-degrees in one hour.
		If a water heater, for example, stores 50 gallons of water, a recovery rate suitable for radiant heating would be the ability to heat 1 1/2 times its storage amount within one hour.
		Recovery rate is important in radiant systems because the water in the radiant tubing cools down to room temperature between heat cycles.
	www.radiantcompany.com /dictionary/entries/recovery.shtml (196 words)

	Heart rate recovery slower in depressed patients
		Heart rate recovery after a treadmill stress test is an indication of how the autonomic nervous system is functioning.
		Heart rate recovery after exercise was slower among patients with higher scores on Beck Depression Inventory, the researches report.
		The relationship between depression score and heart rate recovery was not statistically significant after factoring in the effects of exercise capacity, indicating that exercise capacity may partly explain this relationship.
	www.health.am /psy/more/heart-rate-recovery-slower-in-depressed (410 words)

	The Rate of Recovery
		At this rate the recovered population will number 2650 tomorrow and 2800 the next day.
		The constant b is called the recovery coefficient in this context.
		We label the arrow with the recovery coefficient b to indicate that the flow is governed by the rate equation R' = b I.
	math.smith.edu /Local/cicchap1/node5.html (763 words)

	Recovery Heart Rate
		Recovery heart rate is the reduction in heart rate right after exercise is stopped.
		Total recovery heart rate is the time between the cessation of exercise and the heart rate returning to its pre-exercise level.
		Your recovery heart rate is the number of beats per minute your heart drops when you stop moving.
	www.azzitraining.com /calculators/RecoveryHeartRate.aspx (346 words)

	Facilities and Administrative Cost Recovery, Grants and Contracts, UCDHSC
		It is the policy of this university to seek the appropriate, approved facilities and administrative cost recovery rate on all sponsored programs whether they are from private or public sources.
		Rates that are to be applied to a Modified Total Direct Cost (MTDC) base are calculated as follows: Subtract any costs that should be excluded from the Total Direct Cost amount to obtain the base figure.
		Applications proposing rates that are not consistent with UCDHSC's policies must obtain the approval of the Facility and Administrative Cost Waiver Committee for the proposed rate prior to submitting the application to the sponsor.
	www.uchsc.edu /ogc/pp/fa.php (676 words)

	Slow Heart Rate Recovery Linked To Higher Mortality Risk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-16)
		Patients’ heart rates were measured before, during, and one minute after exercise, and the patients themselves were followed for six years to see how many died in the interim.
		That is, their heart rate had failed to fall by at least 12 beats per minute during the first minute after exercise.
		Lauer called heart rate recovery "an extraordinarily powerful predictor of risk." In fact, it proved to be a more reliable predictor of mortality than blood flow abnormalities noted on nuclear scans and electrocardiographic changes (a prime focus of most physicians).
	www.pslgroup.com /dg/13f7d6.htm (754 words)

	Clinical Trial: Is Home Positioning Time Associated With Torticollis Rate of Recovery?
		The hypothesis is to determine the relationship between developmental positions and rate of recovery for Torticollis.
		Recovery will be determined by time to achieve full active range of motion and symmetrical head control as measured by a goniometer.
		The primary outcome variables are rate of recovery as defined by length of time from recovery and initial assessment.
	www.clinicaltrials.gov /ct/show/NCT00347334 (1728 words)

	Recovery Rate
		Recovery Rate : Percentage of usable recycled materials that have been removed from the total amount of municipal solid waste generated in a specific area or by a specific business.
		The proposed recovery rate is 10 percent of the FBR ($552) for 2003.
		Recovery rate and quality of embryos from mares inseminated at the...
	www.mongabay.com /reference/environment/Recovery_Rate.html (367 words)

	Recycling Today Magazine :: News :: Recovery Rate in Oregon Dips
		Oregon’s solid waste recovery rate for 2002 is 46.5 percent, according to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, which released figures from its 11th annual survey of garbage haulers and private recycling companies.
		Recovery of actual waste material in the state went up slightly (2.5 percent) but disposal increased even more (3.5 percent), according to DEQ solid waste specialists.
		A report about the 2002 recovery rates will be available to the public via the DEQ Web site by the end of October.
	www.recyclingtoday.com /news/news.asp?ID=4743&SubCatID=37&CatID=10 (560 words)

	HAPET Strategic Mgmt and Mapping Tools: Duck Band Recovery
		The pattern of recoveries of ducks from a banding area describe the range that birds from the sample area move, and the migratory route they followed.
		This recovery rate serves as an index to the “harvest rate” (the proportion of the population harvested by hunters).
		Although survival rate estimates are interesting, of more importance is how these rates vary through time as a result of environmental phenomena (e.g., habitat conditions) and harvest management actions.
	www.fws.gov /midwest/HAPET/DuckBandRecovery.htm (533 words)

	Lab 7: Definitions for Band Recovery
		Consequently, reporting rates are assumed to be constant even though they probably vary by geographic area and distance the bird is recovered from the banding site.
		Since band reporting rates are generally not available, annual recovery rates are usually compared to assess the harvest of a particular species, i.e., recovery rate is used as an index to harvest rate.
		Although the recovery rate (F) suggests how a population is behaving from one year to the next, it is probably a very low estimator of total mortality.
	www.cnr.uidaho.edu /wlf448/band2.htm (704 words)

	Sawmill recovery rate
		Recovery rate is not the most important factor in a production mill setup.
		As far as recovery rate, I have sawn veneer reject logs and average over 30% overrun.
		Recovery is great but if you do not know what you are doing, a circle mill can be a dangerous thing.
	www.woodweb.com /knowledge_base/Sawmill_recovery_rate.html (6458 words)

	Breakthrough Health & Fitness, Inc: Training : Quick Tip
		Alternating between exertion and recovery strengthens your heart (a muscle) and lungs because you are training the two how to respond to, and absorb, exertion.
		This is why your recovery heart rate is such an important indicator of your fitness level.
		For example, if you hit a target heart rate of 150 during a 3-minute interval, and your heart drops 30 beats per minute during your 1-minute recovery, your recovery rate is 30 bpm.
	www.breakthroughhealthandfitness.com /training_recovery.php (460 words)

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	Your pulse rate
		The maximum pulse rate is 220 minus your age, and the target for a healthy pulse rate during, or just after, exercise, is 60-80 per cent of this.
		If you keep track of how long it takes for your pulse rate during exercise to return to its normal resting rate, within four weeks of starting regular exercise your efforts should be rewarded with a noticeable reduction in recovery time.
		However, the target rates given are only guidelines, as your pulse rate may be affected by other factors such as medication, pacemakers or certain forms of heart disease.
	www.saga.co.uk /magazine/health/fitness/yourPulseRate.asp (2239 words)

	ARS \| Publication request: Recovery Rate of Listeria Monocytogenes from Commercially Prepared Frankfurters During ...
		The recovery rate did not change appreciably over time and there was no appreciable difference in recovery rate of the pathogen between storage at 4° or 10°C or due to seasonality of manufacture.
		The recovery rate did not change appreciably over time and there was no appreciable difference in recovery rate of the pathogen between storage at 4° or 10°C or due to seasonality.
		Molecular subtyping of multiple isolates from each plant testing positive revealed that although isolates with a signature ribotype were recovered from each plant, it was also possible to recover isolates with more than one profile from a given plant.
	www.ars.usda.gov /research/publications/Publications.htm?seq_no_115=139116 (676 words)

	Researchers Find Heart Rate Worth a Thousand Words
		Heart rate recovery is a measurement of how much the heart rate falls during the first minute after peak exercise.
		Lauer has done several studies of heart rate recovery, but he tells WebMD that this one is different because it was done in such a large number of patients who had no symptoms of heart disease.
		"If the heart rate recovery is not rapid enough, it's a marker of not-so-good things to come," he tells WebMD, but adds that this information needs to be seen in the bigger picture created by the other factors in testing.
	www.webmd.com /news/20000919/researchers-find-heart-rate-worth-thousand-words (959 words)

	The Johns Hopkins News-Letter
		Exercise stress tests, used since the 1960s, involve having a patient walk on a treadmill while his or her heart rate, blood pressure and the heart's electrical currents are monitored.
		After adjusting for the patients' age, medication use, heart rate during exercise and at rest, and other factors, the patients with abnormally low heart-rate recovery still were twice as likely to die.
		Lauer said the recovery rate as measured by a treadmill test was twice as good as thallium scintigraphy at predicting death.
	www.jhu.edu /~newslett/11-11-99/Science/6.html (1339 words)

	An Empowerment Model of Recovery From Severe Mental Illness
		Part of the recovery was being around people who saw their condition as not permanent, a condition from which they could take increasing control of their life and reestablish a place in society.
		Part of the recovery is society's recovery from placing so much discrimination and stigma on the person who's been labeled with mental illness.
		I do a weekly recovery group at a day program, and what I try to do is put into lay terms what's been learned over the last 50 years about what helps people psychologically in their recovery.
	www.namiscc.org /Recovery/2005/EmpowermentModel.htm (2051 words)

	Stanford's provisional indirect cost recovery rate set at 55.5%
		Involved in that rate were Memoranda of Understanding, written agreements between the University and the Navy that clearly spell out how a particular cost or issue will be handled.
		Final costs for the year will be determined after audit, and differences between the provisional and the audited rates will be carried forward as an adjustment to the rate in future years.
		We applaud this effort to accomplish a central government policy for the support of university research, and we note that the list of unallowable costs conforms to many of the practices we have already adopted at Stanford during the current audit.
	www.stanford.edu /dept/news/pr/91/910425Arc1430.html (732 words)

	What is Your Recovery Rate?
		To work on your recovery rate and make changes in your thoughts, behaviour and attitudes requires a great deal of effort.
		It is important that you don’t force yourself to work on your recovery rate because you think you ought to or must or because you feel it will ‘make you a better person’.
		Once you decide you wish to improve your recovery rate, you will start to check and change your thoughts and behaviours and make efforts to perform to your personal best.
	hodu.com /recovery.shtml (1309 words)

	Business: Jobless rate dulls recovery forecast
		The higher unemployment rate of 5.9 percent has analysts predicting a longer economic recovery.
		WASHINGTON -- The U.S. unemployment rate rose to 5.9 percent in June and employers hired fewer than half the new workers they had been expected to, the Labor Department said Friday.
		The unemployment rate among Latinos rose four tenths of a percentage point from 7 percent in May to 7.4 last month.
	www.sptimes.com /2002/07/06/Business/Jobless_rate_dulls_re.shtml (659 words)

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