"function restoration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of returning an object or system to its original or desired operating state. For example, "The technician was tasked with the function restoration of the computer system."
Thus, vascular barrier function restoration may follow at a later stage when the endothelial glycocalyx is already restored [ 12, 13].
This means that retinal ganglion cell repair, and replacement, must be considered in the context of visual function restoration.
Unicompartmental knee arthroplasty has many advantages over total knee arthroplasty, including better function, restoration of normal kinematics, and less morbidity.
The test results of immunohistochemical staining and motor function restoration indicated that the FGF2-miR-218 FGF2-miR-218 FGF2-miR-218ed winductionD napproach scombined facilitated the nerve regeneration.
Since trafficking inhibition does not coincide with the loss of mitochondrial function, restoration of axonal transport could be beneficial at early stages of AD progression.
Meanwhile different types of support cells and/or growth factors have been incorporated into the neural scaffold, producing unique biochemical effects on nerve regeneration and function restoration.
Among the dominant theories of restorative environments is attention restoration theory (ART), which posits that intensive or prolonged use of directed attention leads to fatigue of the mechanisms that serve it, and that the recovery of effective functioning (restoration) is enabled by experience of certain components of a restorative environment (Hertzog et al. 2003; Kaplan 1995).
Sightseers as well as residents often head for the county's Muscoot Farm, a functioning restoration of a 19th-century farm, with barnyard animals, milking demonstrations and hayrides.
In fact, we have a functioning "restoration economy" in the United States that supports 126,000 direct jobs and contributes $25 billion annually to the overall U.S. economy.
Moreover, inhibition of drug transporter function and/or restoration of drug accumulation has only limited to no ability to restore sensitivity to chemotherapy agents.
However, improvement in platelet count following transfusion may not necessarily indicate improvement in platelet function or restoration of primary hemostatic capacity.
