Dr. Michael Wasserman, the president-elect of the Massachusetts Dental Society, said that he was disappointed Massachusetts did not restore full coverage but that even a partial restoration was extraordinary in these fiscal times.
As the expression of MSH2Y238F resulted in a decrease in detectable MSH2 p-Y, we then asked whether MSH2Y238F was capable of restoring the interaction of MSH2 MSH6, which would indicate a partial restoration of MMR in these cells.
"This funding package is better described as a partial restoration of the funding cuts of 2014".
In 2010, a partial restoration was completed, and five years later the fashion house Fendi moved its global headquarters there.
A partial restoration was carried out in the mid-'80s, and in later years, Holden apprentices attempted some restoration work.
The film underwent a partial restoration in the early 1980s; this time, Scorsese has finished the job by working from the original camera negatives.
To forestall disaster, Lenin instituted the New Economic Policy (NEP), which amounted to a partial restoration of capitalism, especially in retail trade, small-scale production, and agriculture.
If approved — never a sure thing in the capital — the deal would lead to only a partial restoration of money for the program.
"We're asking for a partial restoration that will hopefully prevent some of our members from closing their doors or laying off a number of staff".
"I like seeing something that is not paved over but kind of rough," said Chase Madar, editor of The DNA News, a Dumbo newsletter that has called for a partial restoration of the coastline.
But on Friday evening, the New York Pops and the singer Patti Austin performed a partial restoration at Carnegie Hall, where they offered more than a dozen selections from that album, using the original Riddle orchestrations.
