Sentence examples for extensive regeneration from inspiring English sources

Metaplasia commonly occurs where chronic tissue damage is followed by extensive regeneration.

For centuries, Barceloneta was a traditional working-class fishing district, until the beach on its perimeter underwent extensive regeneration for the 1992 Olympics.

Dutton sees parallels between the message of Easter and the city Bradford as it undergoes extensive regeneration focused around the Westfield shopping centre, built on the site of the city's notorious "black hole".

The application points out that extensive regeneration work is going on elsewhere around the town which includes redevelopment of the harbour area as well as demolition of old and rundown properties near the front.

Old mills have been converted into modern apartments, Hulme has undergone extensive regeneration programmes, and million-pound lofthouse apartments have since been developed.

Spurred by the investment after the 1996 bomb, and aided by the XVII Commonwealth Games, Manchester's city centre has undergone extensive regeneration.

However, extensive seafront regeneration in the 1990s followed the creation of the Neptune's Arm sea defence jetty.

Myodegeneration in RNF5 overexpressing animals was associated with extensive fiber regeneration.

These findings establish that muscle-specific overexpression of RNF5 is sufficient to cause muscle degeneration with extensive muscle regeneration.

Transgenic mice carrying inducible expression of RNF5, under control of β-actin or muscle specific promoter, exhibit an early onset of muscle wasting, muscle degeneration and extensive fiber regeneration.

Reports that mammalian nephrons exhibited extensive cell regeneration after injury were published at the turn of the 20th century [ 7].