Sentence examples for Regained by from inspiring English sources

Regained by the Turks in 1774, it joined the Greek kingdom in 1830 during the War of Greek Independence.

Moreover, the fluorescence can be regained by the addition of bilirubin over other possible coexisting biomolecules.

In February March 1945 Manila Bay was regained by U.S. forces.

If there's an imbalance, homeostasis can be regained by making changes to diet.

Hamilton 37.9%, Govan 26.7% - all regained by Labour at the following general election.

Faith cannot be regained by empty gestures, such as scrapping the record books.

Normal size is regained by the reuptake of membrane components through endocytosis.

However, inhibitory activity can be regained by installing a cognate β-thiol moiety in the linear series.

Therefore, the bound water was most likely regained by the protein samples after returning to earth atmosphere.

The Taftanaz base — if not regained by the government — would be a significant prize for the rebels.

The equally nationalistic Mr Papadopoulos believed that the prestige associated with ancient Greece could be regained by decree.