Sentence examples for completely reconstituted from inspiring English sources

Sixty per cent of the live stock was killed during the battle, but the herds have completely reconstituted themselves.

Between the last Pantera studio album and the new one, "Reinventing the Steel," heavy metal completely reconstituted itself.

A 1953 royal commission was held to inquire into the financial affairs of the MTT resulting in a completely reconstituted board.

While keeping the Shakespeare Orange County name and legacy (the name, in fact, has grown a bit, to Shakespeare Orange County — Summerfest Orange County), the organization is a new nonprofit entity with a completely reconstituted board.

We did not find any evidence for this, as Lmna-/ bone marrow completely reconstituted wild-type recipient mice with normal T and B cell development and peripheral lymphocyte populations for more than 40 weeks following bone marrow transfer.

Results There was a variable rate of infilling; some defects completely reconstituted to a normal appearance while some never filled in.

Moreover, transfer of mDCs with a susceptible phenotype completely reconstitutes susceptibility in resistant hosts.

However, we noted that GsbN expression in NB 6-4 was not able to completely reconstitute the process, since ACs and PCs were not always properly separated (Figure 6B3 and 6B4, compared to wild-type shown on Figure 6B1).

Ambystoma mexicanum (axolotl), one of over 500 species of salamander, can completely reconstitute lost limbs after amputation.

Even though re-introduction of ER-α into the cells restored the hormone-responsive proliferative phenotype, the cells did not completely reconstitute the ER-α phenotype.

A more parsimonious explanation of the discrepancy is that in the HEK-293 expression system, where we asked a single npr-17 product to work entirely through vertebrate proteins, we failed to completely reconstitute its in vivo activity.