Sentence examples for fully reconstructing from inspiring English sources

For the largely divergent cc tree, a global ML has better average performance than EMtree (see also below), but it never succeeds in fully reconstructing the topology (whereas EMtree does in about 2% of the alignments).

While we cannot exclude having missed some point mutations, we were capable of fully reconstructing resistance using both a whole genome approach (Table 1) and a targeted approach (see below).

The church was fully reconstructed in the 20th century; reconstruction works were carried out by a team under architect Boyan Kuzupov.

However, the advantages of having a fully reconstructed metabolic network far outweigh the problems encountered in the course of reconstruction.

About 125 years old, it was fully reconstructed and its historic details restored in 2004.

"Because it's not structurally independent, it would need to be severed, shored up and fully reconstructed" at a cost of $10 million.

But with any number of sides, this book would not make good on Jennings's promise of a fully reconstructed revisionist account of the American Revolution "for adults".

Now fully reconstructed, it counts among its restored buildings St .Catherine's Church, sections of which date from the 14th century, and the medieval town hall.

Walt Disney's formal office has been fully reconstructed, complete with miniature figurines and a few upside-down books on the cases — just as he left them.

During the early months of 1952, Wasserman pursued the sag waiver in ways so deft and untraceable that even subsequent F.B.I. and grand-jury investigations were unable to fully reconstruct what he had done.

This is the first time since they were in Morozov's mansion that they are being presented exactly as Denis designed them for the room, in a fully reconstructed setting.