Sentence examples for frequency of restoration from inspiring English sources

When taken together with the high levels of emergency visits in public dental care, this indicates a service pattern that is in contrast to minimum intervention philosophy for dental care [ 22], in which dentists aim to provide a high frequency of monitoring and preventive care, but low frequency of restoration and extraction.

Extensive characterization of BM-derived CD34+ cells before and following gene transfer shows the achievement of high frequency of transduction, restoration of haemoglobin A synthesis, rescue from apoptosis and correction of ineffective erythropoiesis.

We also tested whether moths were affected by the frequency of CG indicator wildflowers, age of restoration and habitat connectivity of restored grassland.

The magnitude of i values observed in our study, (−1.0 ± 0.1) highlights an extreme lack of fit between the frequency of traits in the restoration source pool and optimal phenotypes in the restoration site.

Studies on probiotics administration in CF children and young adult showed a beneficial effect on the lung phenotype by decreasing the frequency of pulmonary exacerbation and restoration of gut microbiota [84, 85].

This method monitors the restoration frequency of full-length GFP by recombination between the targeted construct containing a C-terminally truncated GFP and an I-SceI recognition site and the construct containing an N-terminally truncated GFP.

These results emphasize that in this model of SCA2, physiological and behavioral phenotypes precede morphological changes by several weeks and provide a rationale for future studies examining the effects of restoration of firing frequency on motor function and prevention of future loss of PCs.

The failure frequency and restoration time of the defined factors were collected and then the chain was modeled.

The HVDC converter stations on asynchronous ties with Russia, Belarus and Nordic systems are recommended for the exchange of frequency containment and restoration reserves, notably in the DC-supported island operation condition of the Baltic Power System.

The forest restoration challenge (globally 2 billion ha) and the prospect of changing climate with increasing frequency of extreme events argues for approaching restoration from a functional and landscape perspective.

This investigation helps to determine the design frequency of gravel dumping and deposit volumes for restoration projects.