Sentence examples for apparent restoration from inspiring English sources

That was a potentially significant French concession: since the new members are heavily agrarian, under current rules the cost could have risen sharply, and France may lose a good deal when they are altered to keep the cost down.There was no disguising French satisfaction at this apparent restoration of the old order.

Organ dysfunction and multiple organ failure (MOF) occur frequently in patients with sepsis, even after apparent restoration of stable systemic hemodynamics.

By contrast, we did not observe any apparent restoration of the SQSTM1 level in HeLa cells or HEK293 cells during 8 h of starvation.

The gene has had an unusual evolutionary history, with disruption of the open reading frame generating a non-functional pseudogene in Old and New World monkeys and apparent restoration of a truncated version in humans and African great apes (5).

We note that the observed drop in Sup35 NM-mCherry-His6x fusion protein levels is not irreversible, as exemplified by L2E, which exhibited a loss of detectable Sup35 NM aggregates coincident with an R3 drop in fusion protein levels and an apparent restoration of fusion protein levels by R4 in all 10 samples.

5) The authors should discuss the possibility that synapses are merely toggled between a basal state and a facilitated state (with 2 amplitudes of connections), such that the apparent restoration of a covert memory is actually just a switching back to the facilitated, which occurs more readily after priming.

Despite this apparent spectral restoration, a substantial and irreversible decrease in the catalytic activity is observed for the H2O2-reacted CcO.

It is apparent that restoration plans should include initial and future goals, as well as realistic criteria for evaluation (see e.g. Simenstad et al. 2006; Baldwin et al. 2009).

In a cohort of septic patients with AKI, Van Biesen and colleagues [ 8] showed that additional fluid therapy (despite apparent optimal haemodynamics, restoration of intravascular volume and a high rate of diuretic use) not only failed to improve kidney function but also led to unnecessary fluid accumulation and impaired gas exchange.

Itō's talents were apparent even before the restoration, and the leaders of Chōshū sent him to England (along with his friend Inoue Kaoru) to study Western naval science (1863).

This has strong implications for the apparent cost-efficiency of restoration strategies.