Sentence examples for enables restoration from inspiring English sources
"This innovative approach enables restoration of mechanical integrity to a damage volume that is roughly 100 times the largest defect previously healed in this manner," they wrote in Science.
A moderate activation of VRAC enables restoration of cell volume in the face of osmotic stress, but over activation of VRAC can lead to apoptotic or necrotic neuronal death depending on the severity of the conditions [5], [15], [16].
This treatment enables restoration of sufficient arterial pressure in cases in which it is impossible to achieve this goal using catecholamines or corticosteroids.
This method enables restoration of the bone-bed and optimizes the initial mechanical support of the revision prosthesis (Burchardt 1983, Gie et al. 1993, Schreurs et al. 1998, Toms et al. 2004).
Although a timely resolution of acute inflammation in response to (bleomycin-induced) injury enables restoration of normal tissue architecture, an unrelenting inflammatory response undermines the healing process and culminates in tissue fibrosis (Wilson & Wynn, 2009; Wynn, 2007).
This revealed an expansive sun deck complete with a shower room studded with coloured tiles, and the Fondation supplied original drawings to enable restoration of the structure – including a set of beautiful timber sliding doors, designed by Corb's collaborator Charlotte Perriand.
A goal of ACRC is to enable restoration of agricultural productivity on areas affected by mining activities including subsided areas.
First, viable seeds and propagules contained in the soil provide a seed bank to enable restoration of native species.
To enable restoration, up to 3 bits can be embedded in each color channel without causing visible degradations [34].
This case study details that process and shows how working with CREMAs on these governance issues could enable restoration to occur.
First, we sought to include tools that enable restoration analysts to incorporate monetary or nonmonetary valuation (i.e., nonmonetary prioritization or analysis of cultural ecosystem services), or provide outputs that are easily monetizable.
