Sentence examples for an opportunity to regenerate from inspiring English sources
This network represents an opportunity to regenerate inland areas on a large scale view, since positive effects related with such mobility and tourism habit, in terms of visitors and economic benefits, hit the territory nearby the cycle backbone: each user can decide which territory exploring and where and how starting and finishing his journey or shifting from bicycle to others transport means.
The brood feed as a batch for about seven minutes at intervals of approximately three days which gives the skin an opportunity to regenerate.
The Blair-Brown years were, in this view, a missed opportunity to regenerate an older tradition of Labour politics that was more explicit in its attachment to values of cooperation, community, faith and identity.
Considering its peculiarity, cycle tourism can become a new opportunity to regenerate small and medium stations from different points of view.
Hydrogels have a unique opportunity to regenerate damaged cartilage tissues by introducing mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) in a highly swollen environment similar to articular cartilage.
"This would really help to put Adur on the map and give us a great opportunity to regenerate this area for the benefit of the whole district," he said.
It was a huge architectural opportunity to regenerate a large part of central Berlin, which has been completely wasted.
At anterior-facing wounds, notum is activated in muscle cells and inhibits Wnt signaling to give any anterior-facing wound the opportunity to regenerate a head if it is not juxtaposed by anterior tissue.
The opportunity to regenerate injured tissues is opening the way to new cures that require strict assessment in preliminary clinical trials.
Use of metabolically active cells gives the opportunity to regenerate reduced cofactors via sugar metabolism and to gain a higher reduced cofactor to glucose ratio (Chin and Cirino 2011).
When your body is relaxed it has the opportunity to regenerate and heal.
