Sentence examples for closely restored from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the method cannot detect the following types of scene change: wall paintings, buildings that were reconstructed and closely restored to their previous shape, pedestrians, cars, and vegetation.

A cadaver study found that RHA more closely restores the mechanics of the shoulder than SHA (Hammond et al. 2012); however, there have been no previous clinical studies comparing RHA with other arthroplasty designs.

Whether or not double-bundle ACL reconstructions functionally imitated the native ACL more closely and consequently restored the kinematics of the knee joint more accurately, currently remains subject to debate.

And the items have been restored, as closely as possible, to their 1890s-era settings.

Following archaeological investigations, the house was restored as closely as possible to its medieval condition, removing later material.

Graham announced that by 2000 the Everglades would be restored as closely as possible to its pre-drainage state.

This kinetics of the antitumour activity was closely paralleled by the restored sensitivity of tumours to the vascular disrupting activity of ZD6126 (as shown by induction of necrosis).

With exposure time continuing to increase, R q no longer decreases and restores closely to the value of its pristine state (~0.15 nm), which indicates that a nearly complete removal of polymer residues is achieved.

A day on which the UK Prime Minister David Cameron and US President Barack Obama have written a joint article in The Times boasting of how they've worked closely together to restore economic growth and to improve "living standards" - language which Labour has tried so hard to own and will be frustrated to see the White House sharing with Downing Street.

In addition, they showed that supplementation of zinc (350 ppm) restored the fluorescent peak closely to the control.

Owner Kermit Weeks insisted that the aircraft be restored to original condition as closely as possible.