Sentence examples for delayed restoration from inspiring English sources

A targeted disruption of CA IV inhibits fast equilibration between HCO3− and CO2 near the cell membrane and leads to a transient disequilibrium, and delayed restoration of the HCO3− concentration resulting in decreased HCO3− influx and hence smaller activation of HCO3−-dependent sAC-mediated activation of flagellar beat (Fig. 8).

Wounds in septic patients have delayed restoration of the epidermal barrier function and increased local inflammation compared with those of control subjects.

With the development of new implant types, surface technology, and advanced knowledge about the physiology of osseointegration, the requirement for delayed restoration of dental implants has been challenged [35 38].

In both preparations there was a similar time-course, during 6 weeks, of a lesion-induced decrease and delayed restoration of both S-cell action potential threshold to depolarizing pulses and S-cell firing in response to test stimuli.

Minimising the delayed restoration of these rhythms may have patient benefits.

Also a decreased viral load in serum (an inhibition of virus replication) during antiviral treatment was accompanied by a delayed restoration of peripheral T cell subpopulations.

Even with a projected revenue surplus in the billions, lawmakers acquiesced to Democratic Gov. Jerry Brown's demand to delay restoration of welfare programs thrashed by years of deficits, instead socking away $1.1 billion in reserves.

Emergency construction needed to spare the historic Bolshoi Theater in Moscow from collapse has delayed its restoration for a year, and it is not scheduled to reopen until November 2009, Reuters reported.

However, delayed SMN restoration results in diminished response.

The mutation--also found in humans--produces a faulty protein that delays restoration of the potential, causing erratic beating and sometimes death.

The Miccosukee Tribe quickly filed a lawsuit, saying that the purchase would delay the restoration.