Sentence examples for and restituted from inspiring English sources

This was the man who began deregulating the economy, introduced VAT, a flat tax and restituted property taken by the communists.In many respects, Mr Gruevski was, for his party, the right man in the right place at the right time.

During the transitional period in the 1990s, one third of former agrarian commons were re-established and restituted in Slovenia.

Remember the Monuments Men after World War II the cultured Americans who ran around salvaging and restituting Europe's treasures from Hitler's pillagers?

In retinal transplantation studies, stem and progenitor cells inject into the sub retinal space or vitreous and then these cells can be migrate to the site of retinal degeneration and locate in the host retina and restitute vision.

In June 1998, after several highly publicized ownership claims raised suspicions that many American museums might own Nazi-tainted works, members of the Association of Art Museum Directors pledged to search their collections for works taken illegally during the Nazi era and never restituted.

No one knew where it was until last year when someone happened to notice that it was on display in the Moravian Museum in Brno - and they restituted it through the courts.

It passed through the hands of two Swiss owners before being bought in 1973 by the Landesmuseum Wurttemberg in Stuttgart and was restituted to A.S. Drey's heirs last year.

The presence of micronuclei suggests that sub-compartmentalized lagging chromosomes can be shattered by double stranded DNA breaks, reassembled haphazardly by non-homologous end joining (NHEJ), and finally restituted into the main nucleus (Crasta et al., 2012).

If a CpG site falls within a cohesive end, the methylation status cannot be restituted and, thus, the CpG locus would be read as non-methylated.

In addition, surgical removal of blood clots alleviates pressure gradients inside the skull and restitutes normal anatomy, thus reducing or abolishing pressure on and injury to vital midline diencephalic structures.

Taken together, these results show that the regenerative capacity of the liver is still observed in the pre-neoplastic tissue after carcinogen withdrawal suggesting that reversible mechanism/s arise to compensate necrosis and restitute homeostasis.