Sentence examples for As resumption from inspiring English sources

This is counterintuitive as resumption of growth in glucose containing medium requires glycolysis.

On the same days uterine content, measurements of the diameter of the cervix and uterine horns as well as resumption of the ovarian function were monitored by ultrasonography.

Recovery is typically defined as resumption of mitosis after repair is completed and the checkpoint is turned off; recovery mutants demonstrate sustained activation of the DDR despite repair of the DSB (Vaze et al. 2002).

These include the prevention and treatment of the complications of stroke, preventive health to minimise the risk of subsequent strokes, identifying the need for further rehabilitation when progress slows (so-called "refresher rehabilitation"), and acting as a trusted advisor for the patient in such sensitive areas as resumption of driving and sexual activity.

The objective of this research is to develop a fast-setting asphalt surface treatment to respond to oil spillages on roads so as to allow resumption of traffic movements, for up to 2 days before surface rejuvenation.

He referred to his departure in an editorial in March 1981 as "My resumption of liberty".

Gen. Alu Alkhanov, the republic's interior minister and the Kremlin's choice, had been pitched by President Vladimir V. Putin as a resumption of course.

The North was unable to agree to such seemingly simple matters as a resumption of the reunion of families separated by the border.

But possible confidence-building steps, such as the resumption of aid and cross-border dialogue, could still be some way off: "We have no illusions that trust is something that can be built overnight," she said.

The turnabout doomed any chance that Rommel may have had of making an effective stand, as a resumption of the defense of el-Alamein was an exercise in futility.

"The recession is likely to be short, however, as a resumption of positive growth from the first quarter next year is expected with a pickup in external demand, and associated firming in domestic private demand," Mr. Adachi said.