Sentence examples for a regain of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a regain of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It seems to be an attempt to express the idea of recovering or regaining something, but it is not a standard expression. Example: "After a long struggle, the team experienced a regain of their former glory."
For a typical newsprint machine more than 60% of the exhaust energy from the dryer section can be recovered, resulting typically in a regain of about 30 MW.
During the first two centuries of the second millennium, new regional powers developed in Western Europe and the Mediterranean, leading to a regain of exchanges across the Mediterranean Sea.
The results indicate that there is an initial collapse of the protein in the deadtime of the stopped-flow instrument, corresponding to a regain of ∼60%% of the native signal, followed by three slower transients.
However, on the way to becoming highly methylated, lymphocytes experience a huge wave of loss of DNA methylation early in development and then a regain of methylation.
This 'zig-zag' behaviour results from the trade-off between a steady rebound in EIR and a loss followed by a regain of protective immunity at a population level.
Ex vivo experiments using T effectors and T regulatory cells derived from Natalizumab treated patients before and after initiation of therapy (month 1 and 6) did not reveal a significant effect on the suppressive capacity of CD4+CD127lowCD25high Treg in the presence of allogeneic immature DC, albeit a trend towards a regain of function could be noted (Figure 4e, n = 4).
"Cured" referred to a complete relief of pain and a complete regain of unobstructed range of movement.
After surgery the patient obtained excellent relief of low-back and thigh pain with a satisfactory regain of walking (Frankel D).
A dynamic regain of egfr gene copies was observed for the low copy number subclone with time of cell culture.
And to accomplish final myelin sheaths formation, a subsequent regain of AMPA synapses may be required for correct morphological development.
The Finnish Diabetes Prevention Study, however, found a weight regain of around 33% at 2 years after completion of the intervention.
