Sentence examples for extensively reconstructed from inspiring English sources

It was extensively reconstructed in 1911, though the drill hall was not affected.

The city centre was extensively reconstructed after suffering heavy air-raid damage during World War II.

Though the classical dance forms today have become well established again, they've been extensively reconstructed — and inevitably altered — during the last century.

The OH5 cranium, holotype of Paranthropus boisei consists of two main portions that do not fit together: the extensively reconstructed face and a portion of the neurocranium.

They were extensively reconstructed between 1933 and 1937 with more powerful guns, additional armor and considerably more speed than before.

In the early 2000s, the junctions with Rutherford Road and Major Mackenzie Drive in Vaughan were extensively reconstructed to modern Parclo A4 configurations, and a new partial interchange was added for Bass Pro Mills Drive in 2004 to accommodate the opening of the Vaughan Mills shopping centre.

We present iMLTC806cdf, an extensively curated reconstructed metabolic network for the C. difficile pathogenic strain 630.

Synthetic biology approaches have been used extensively to reconstruct metabolic pathways in tractable microbial hosts such as yeast and re-engineer pathways and networks to increase yields.

The equation below (equation 4) has been used extensively to reconstruct SSTs in the OT (Sun et al. 2005; Lin et al. 2006; Chen et al. 2010; Kubota et al. 2010).

Arbitrarily amplified DNA markers are used extensively for reconstructing relationships among various species (Bussel et al. 2005).

MI is used extensively for reconstructing GRNs because it has a low computational complexity and is able to capture nonlinear dependencies among variables [ 48– 50].