Sentence examples for consequently restoration from inspiring English sources

Consequently, restoration of the mansion is central to the $20 million redevelopment.

Consequently, restoration of wild-type p53 or p21 functions is seen as a particularly promising approach for cancer therapy.

Consequently, restoration of chondrocyte function with CNP in combination with physical therapies may promote cartilage health in the OA joint.

Considering that children receiving oncohematological treatment present salivary changes that would make them more prone to caries and consequently unsuccessful restorations [ 17], our hypothesis was: these children would benefit from the ART for a period of time but would have more ART failure in the long-term.

The results contribute to the diagnosis of the current conservation state of the wall painting and consequently its future restoration.

In recent years, significant research efforts have been devoted to the development of methods for identification of the faulted area to assist utility operators in expediting service restoration, and consequently reducing outage time and relevant costs.

Alterations in splanchnic blood flow attributed to PEEP occur in parallel to those in cardiac output and consequently can be reversed with restoration of blood pressure [ 4, 13].

As a high temperature influences the setting speed of glass-ionomer [ 17], the geographic location might have interfered with the quality of the mixed glass-ionomer and consequently, with the survival of ART restorations.

Leverett was consequently still petitioning for compensation after the Restoration (1660).

[ 38] We anticipated that the colloidal study solution would have a more marked and sustained effect than crystalloid on restoration of intravascular volume and consequently reduce intestinal mucosal ischemia and subsequent PONV.

No individuals (and consequently no species) were found from the restored sites during the first year after restoration.