Sentence examples for gradually restore from inspiring English sources

Given the right amounts of salt and water, the human body will gradually restore the normal relationships between the cells, the extracellular fluid, and the plasma volume.

In Washington, there is a small but growing movement to gradually restore relations with Libya -- certainly the oil companies would love to get back to business -- and an increasing impatience with what some view as intransigence on the administration's part.

And Mr. McGlashan said he would revive a classic mandate of the old economy -- underpromise, overperform, be predictable -- to gradually restore investors' faith in a company that followed new economy excesses off a cliff.

The Biggert-Waters Act was supposed to gradually restore the national flood insurance program to solvency and encourage homeowners and communities to undertake flood mitigation efforts in high hazard areas.

After 60 cycles at various rates from 0.3 to 12C, the discharge capacity of the NiO/C-Ni electrode can gradually restore when reverting the rate to 0.3C, maintaining of 692 mAh g−1 after 10 cycles.

After 60 cycles at various rates from 0.06 to 10C, the discharge capacity of the NiO/Ni can gradually restore when lowering the charge/discharge, finally arriving at 745 mAh g−1 after 30 cycles at 0.06C.

On day 7, a small amount of AchE was detected in the NJM of samples from the contusion group, and with time, the NMJ structure was gradually restored, with gradual accumulation of AchE expression at the postsynaptic membrane.

Outside of the main restoration, the Cotswold Canals Trust are gradually restoring many of the other structures, with the ultimate goal of re-opening a link between the River Thames and the River Severn.

Over the last two decades they have gradually restored the house, which they described as a wreck.

The new owners have gradually restored 20 buildings at a cost of almost $1m.

Cuts in pay and vacations were gradually restored and nurses have had two further raises.