Sentence examples for forms of regeneration from inspiring English sources
Speaking at a London Assembly meeting, Mr Johnson said fewer homes in the park was a "price well worth paying" if other forms of regeneration led to more jobs and economic activity.
Despite these contextual differences, TGF-β signaling plays a major role in many forms of regeneration studied.
The reason why zebrafish are better at remyelination (and other forms of regeneration) than other species is unknown.
Forest regenerating after the latter form of regeneration showed clear ecological succession up to 43 years (the limit of available sites), characterised by increasing diversity and cover, and clearly delineated specialisation among species with regard to successional stage.
He described them as "a form of regeneration by relaxing, letting go".
Art, architecture and cultural activity are not always the most common form of regeneration that small market towns see and it's going to be interesting to chart how the wider pull of Hauser & Wirth Somerset will colour the atmosphere of Bruton.
They, perhaps, should bear in mind that a recent Centre for London report found that most of the larger Inner London estates have already undergone some form of regeneration and that the theoretical potential for "densification", though significant, is not as vast in London as is sometimes claimed.
According to Angus Farquhar, NVA's creative director, "The charity's plans represent an unheralded form of regeneration; one that accepts loss and ruination as part of the site history".
Scarring is, after all, healing, and is believed to be our form of regeneration.
Little is known of the exact composition of the microenvironment governing this form of regeneration, but several cellular and molecular players have been identified.
Gennep offered interpretations of the significance of these rites as forms of social regeneration, based on such natural symbols as death and rebirth.
