Sentence examples for contributed to restoration from inspiring English sources
The use of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) for suppression of measurable levels of virus in the body has greatly contributed to restoration and preservation of the immune system in HIV positive patients.
"Unfortunately, other companies persist in refusing to accept responsibility for their roles in the accident and for contributing to restoration efforts".
This finding has interesting policy implications in the sense that biogas dissemination may contribute to alleviating women's energy and labor burdens and indirectly contribute to restoration of denuded areas.
Open reduction and internal fixation are mandatory when the pelvic avulsion injury has significant fragment displacement of more than 3 cm or if anatomic reduction contributes to restoration of the articular surface, hip joint congruity and stability.
In addition, activin A stimulates extracellular matrix production in hepatic stellate cells and tubulogenesis of sinusoidal endothelial cells, and thus contributes to restoration of tissue architecture during liver regeneration.
We argue that the ability to determine or modify the variables of complexity precisely has the potential to open up new lines of research in diversity theory and contribute to restoration and reconciliation by enabling environmental managers to rebuild complexity in anthropogenically-simplified habitats.
The City Council set a deadline of February 1 , 2014 for supporters of the sculpture to contribute to restoration funds, otherwise the sculpture could face decommissioning.
That is, ATF4 contributes to restoration of protein synthesis following its inhibition by increased eIF2 αP in response to ER stress.
Increased ATF4 levels also contribute to restoration of protein synthesis following its inhibition by increased eIF2αP in response to stress [ 8, 9].
Similarly, up-regulation of the AB genome homoeologous genes involved in protein biosynthesis and photosynthesis may contribute to restoration of growth vigor and fertility in allopolyploid wheat compared to that of tetraploid wheat Tetra-Cantach.
Bacillus subtilis- and E. faecium-coated capsules seemed to promote an even distribution in the fecal microbiota, and contribute to restoration of the entire fecal microbiota following antibiotic intervention.
