Sentence examples for drastically restored from inspiring English sources

Whereas most of the temples of Pagan were abandoned early on, so that even though they may be ruined they show their original characteristics, temples in modern cities have been repeatedly and drastically restored.

Naringin administration drastically restored the levels of blood ammonia, plasma urea, nitric oxide (NO), glutamate, glutamine, lipid peroxidation, lipid profile, activities of liver marker enzymes, antioxidant status and sodium/potassium-ATPase (Na+/K+-ATPase).

"What the remodel and revamped menu have done, rather than change the restaurant drastically, is restore Spago to its former glory".

Some have darkened over time, others have been changed in format, and still others have been cleaned and restored too drastically.

Further studies demonstrated that DALDA treatment drastically reduced IEC apoptosis and restored proper organelle stress responses.

In AP-50 hemolytic assays, purified IgGs from the patient reduced lysis drastically when preincubated with NHS, but lysis was restored when more NHS was added along with rabbit erythrocytes.

Furthermore, a cdh deletion mutant in N. crassa drastically reduces cellulolytic activity compared with wild-type, which could be restored by adding purified Myceliophthora thermophila CDH [ 7].

In fact, in our study, propranolol drastically reduced retinal haemorrhages and tufts, improved the retinopathy score, partially restored the levels of the tight junction protein occludin and decreased extravascular leakage of albumin.

Fiat faces the added problem that in its home market, Italy, the government is drastically cutting spending to restore confidence in its ability to repay its debt.

On the plus side, with a cheap currency and restored control of its monetary policy, Greece's chances of returning to growth might improve drastically.

However, it was not completely restored after regeneration for the 50 wt% PO4/Nb2O5 catalyst due to the incomplete recovery of the drastically reduced surface acidity by the loss of the much resolved PO4 during the reaction.