Sentence examples for considerable regeneration from inspiring English sources

The 2001 riots prompted governmental and independent inquiries, which collectively agreed on community relations improvements and considerable regeneration schemes for the town.

In conclusion, despite most of our findings being in agreement with the findings of Dellavalle et al, we were not able to replicate the promising work showing that human pericytes gave rise to considerable muscle regeneration following intra-arterial injection in immunodeficient, dystrophin-deficient host mice [13].

Among the many organs in the body, bone has considerable powers for regeneration and is a prototype model for tissue engineering.

To better understand the role of gecko CD59 on tail regeneration, considerable attention was then concentrated on the CD59 expression in the spinal cord and tail.

For the two groups of repair with the bilayer NGCs, nerve tissues distal to the implanted NGCs also demonstrated a considerable level of regeneration.

However, their limited availability, donor site morbidity and increased costs mean that there is still a need for alternative methods, which has led to considerable research into regeneration using BMPs.

Nanofibrous materials produced by electrospinning processes have attracted considerable interest in tissue regeneration, including bone reconstruction.

It was also found that [C4mim][SCN] can be reused in extraction without regeneration with considerable extraction efficiency of 41.9%.

There is considerable experience in artificial regeneration of non-forested areas in the Middle Volga Region, such that 25%% of Russian-planted forests are established in this region.

Tissue engineering techniques are being applied to bladder regeneration, and considerable advances have already been made leading to in vivo animal experimentation, the results of which are very encouraging.

The regeneration requires considerable energy, as not only the captured CO2 has to be released at higher temperatures, also the evaporation losses of water are considerable.