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38 57–59 When the motor cortex is damaged (eg, congenital brain lesion), action observation and imitation may influence cortical reorganisation by directly restoring the damaged motor pathways or reinforcing other pathways that originally helped to perform motor actions, or both.
Li et al. [29] proposed a perceptually inspired variational model to directly restore the reflectance and to adjust the uneven intensity distribution in remote sensing images.
A set of control specimens (G1) was directly restored using DBA and CR, while the remaining samples were treated using a provisional restoration procedure for 2 weeks: DDS + acrylic resin (AR) + calcium hydroxide cement (CHC) (group G2), DDS + AR + eugenol-free cement (G3), DDS + RBPM (G4), IDS + glycerin + RBPM (G5), or IDS + RBPM (G6).
Nevertheless, no one has attempted to directly restore the wild-type phenotype at the level of the mutated receptor.
With the exception of compounds that target the Mdm2 p53 interaction, it is difficult or even impossible to design small molecules that directly restore TS function.
A small dose of folinic acid can directly restore the folates in the worm to high levels without affecting the gut bacteria, and that manipulation doesn't affect the lifespan effect.
He wrote about this nightmare situation, and Apple directly intervened, restoring 99percentt of his music.
Therapeutic angiogenesis seeks to repair the damaged microvasculature directly to restore blood flow.
The chief engraver altered the resulting master die directly to restore at least some of the detail which was lost as the relief was lowered.
The spring should ideally provide a restoring force directly proportional to the displacement from its unstressed or zero position.
"The governor will continue traveling the country, talking directly to Americans about restoring our economic strength, job creation and putting our country on a path to prosperity and opportunity for future generations".
