Sentence examples for degree of regrowth from inspiring English sources

The skin has such vigorous healing properties, however, that widespread injury, as in thermal burns, may be followed by a marked degree of regrowth of the injured or diseased areas, with a disproportionally small degree of scarring.

Based on previous experimental work [33], we distinguished marks that were fresh (<3 months), within-year, or older, based on the degree of bark regrowth in gouges.

In rodent studies, BMSCs was able to promote a certain degree of axonal regrowth and sprouting, at least in transection models [ 48]. Lee et al. have used human umbilical cord blood derived mesenchymal stem cells (hUCB-MSCs) to treat dogs with SCI and observed its long-term effects on dogs.

Notably, in all cases of regrowth in the adult cortex, regrowth followed a different trajectory compared with the original axonal projection (Figs 4a and 5a d).

The cycle of regrowth is longer, 7 to 10 years with about 1,000 trees an acre.

The successful regrowth of a subset of neurons enabled us to study, for the first time, the dynamic features of regrowth in the adult brain.

Fields make frequent appearances in Kiefer's pictures, usually furrowed, barren and on the brink of regrowth.

However, the habitat value of regrowth varies among taxa.

The amount of regrowth was limited by the number of surviving basement membrane sleeves.

Part of their success was the implied message of regrowth and optimism for a Britain only just recovering from war.

It is unknown how much of that is being canceled out by forest that is in the process of regrowth.