Sentence examples for effectively regained from inspiring English sources
However, the prodrug effectively regained the antitumor capability against cancer cells by release of 5-fluorouracil when it was exposed to ultraviolet irradiation.
Also, the case company shortened the improvement schedule effectively, regained customer orders, and earned revenues of approximately USD 32,000,000.
By having the higher income spouse retain taxable assets with a high basis such as cash, bonds or stocks in joint names, and transferring tax-deferred retirement assets such as IRAs or 401 k)s to a lower income spouse, the couple likely could effectively regain some of the tax benefits lost with the alimony change.
Developments in imaging technology advanced the ability to use FUS effectively, and noninvasive FUS ablation regained widespread scientific momentum in the 1990s after integration of the ultrasound treatment device with modern imaging system.
Turner never regained full use of his hand; the injury effectively ended his military career.
At the same time, Republicans in Congress appear to have finally regained their footing enough to push back on climate reform effectively.
The local population was effectively captive on its own island, with no rights of ownership until they regained some level of autonomy in 1966.
He missed most of the regular season, regained his health for the playoffs, and suddenly teams could not run or pass effectively against Indianapolis.
Two plays after Dallas regained possession on a punt, Romo threw his third interception — off his back foot — to effectively extinguish the Cowboys' hopes.
Just as some birds cannot fly and some mammals are effectively bald, some, even many, dinosaur lineages may have lost their feathers (or even lost them and regained them later).
