Sentence examples for early restitution from inspiring English sources

Since this early restitution is not based on cellular proliferation but on migration, mobilization of progenitor cells is not required.

Early restitution of physiologic insulin secretion and glycemic control could be, in theory, followed by therapies to prolong maintenance of euglycemia, such as thiazolidinediones- (20) or glucagons-like peptide 1 based interventions (to date not clinically tested).

It has been shown that early restitution of spontaneous breathing activity is associated with benefits regarding pulmonary function as well as decreased need for vasopressors or sedative drugs in patients with acute respiratory failure [ 2].

He helped obtain hundreds of millions of dollars for victims of Nazism who were not covered by earlier restitution agreements.

The issue developed during the spring, when the Getty and Cleveland museums were finalizing a loan show of Sicilian antiquities that grew out of the Getty's earlier restitution agreement with Italy.

The do-not-travel list includes paintings by Caravaggio and Antonello da Messina, ancient Greek sculpture and a rare ensemble of Hellenistic silver that was returned to Sicily in 2010 by the Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of an earlier restitution agreement.

The reduction of pain, the shorter recovery time and hospital stay, and the earlier restitution of normal physiological markers have been proven objectively in many well-designed clinical studies [ 4– 8].

Polyamines produced from arginine have previously been shown to be essential both in early mucosal restitution by cell migration and in regeneration by proliferation [ 56].

But Ms Gaviria maintains that even though people are still falling victim to the armed groups, starting the process of reparation and land restitution early was key to the peace process.

Older citizens with orthopaedic conditions need specialised care for the facilitation of early community reintegration and restitution of physical function.

In the Hebrew Bible (also known as the Old Testament) early Hebraic law required restitution and imprisonment as punishment for theft and damage.