Sentence examples for became re-established from inspiring English sources
Initially forbidden by the communist regimes of the first half of the 20th century on account of its ritual and ethnic associations and because it was considered a "backward" practice, throat-singing became re-established as a national art form during the 1980s in both Mongolia and Russia.
The low allele richness in that particular population more probably results from an introduction bottleneck when the population became re-established after a period of severe anthropogenic acidification [ 21, 24].
Soil loss normalized by runoff and rainfall energy declined in a sequence of erosive rainstorms as the sandy surface layer became re-established, but before vegetation recovered.
As forests would become re-established larger herbivores would evolve to take advantage of all the nutrients locked up in woody species".
In agreement with recent reports [7, 17, 19], we do not reconstruct the collateral ligament complex, as it becomes re-established during healing restoring stability to the elbow joint with no need of formal ligament reconstruction.
However, it is also more resilient than most and becomes re-established by recruitment earlier than the scleractinian corals.
However, unless the parasite is eliminated from the whole world, it could become re-established if conditions revert to a combination that favours the parasite's reproduction.
They then become broader above ≈800 K, when the return to a softening trend becomes re-established.
In the haematopoietic system the silencing pathway becomes re-established in all haematopoietic lineages at the stage of lineage committed progenitor or precursor cells (Savarese et al, 2006).
It can take two to three years for dunes to become fully re-established after a major storm.
