Sentence examples for frequently restored from inspiring English sources

The Van-mieu at Hanoi (built 1070 but frequently restored) contains ritual bronzes in "barbaric" Chinese style.

Other models frequently restored are the 230, 250 and 280SL's starting from the 1960s, and the 280SE and 280SE 3.5 convertibles.

The Isthmus of Suez so obviously provided a short sea route from the Mediterranean to the Indian Ocean and beyond as against the sea voyage around Africa that a canal was dug in antiquity; it fell into disuse, was frequently restored, and finally was blocked about the 8th century.

Diploidy of the embryo is frequently restored through gamete duplication, which results in complete homozygosity (for example, Stouthamer and Kazmer, 1994; Gottlieb et al., 2002; Pannebakker et al., 2004b).

Unfortunately, homologous recombination is frequently restored in tumors that acquire PARP inhibitor resistance, and Rottenberg described his hunt for the responsible molecular mechanisms, revealing Rev7 loss as the latest culprit [ 9].

Moderate-size cavities were most frequently restored (70%), followed by minimal (25%) and large cavities (5%).The total number of restorations placed per child per treatment group is shown in Table  1.

Furthermore, virotherapy frequently restores chemoradiosensitivity to resistant tumours and has also demonstrated efficacy against cancers that historically have a dismal prognosis.

Successive Merina kings continued to rule from the site until the fall of the monarchy in 1896, frequently restoring, modifying or adding royal structures within the compound to suit their needs.

Yet these fitness costs may be transitory because compensatory evolution during long-term growth frequently restores much of the lost fitness (Bull et al. 2007; Hanley 2011).

Measurement of ankle sagittal alignment before and after the operation has shown that total ankle arthroplasty frequently restores an anteriorly translated talus to an anatomical position [ 1, 2, 19].

When oral therapy does not maintain acceptable glycemic control in type 2 diabetes, adding and titrating basal insulin improves control and frequently restores glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) to <7.0% (<53 mmol/mol) (1– 3).