Dr. Abramson estimates she has restored normal vision for 8,000 people.
He recently negotiated a trade agreement with the European Union and has restored normal ties with the IMF.
In some cases involving heart implants, doctors get the data soon enough to reassure patients that their implant has restored normal heart function and there is no need for such a trip.
This fall, along with Dr. Thomas E. Starzl of the University of Pittsburgh, he received a 2012 Lasker Award for "the development of liver transplantation, which has restored normal life to thousands of patients with end-stage liver disease".
We speculate that swa resistance reflects a conformational change, or 'mutation' of PrPSc, and is not due to its misglycosylation, because resistance persisted for many doublings even after propagation in the absence of the drug had restored normal glycosylation (Li et al, 2010).
In the current algorithm, the slow tapering of continuous HSS treatment could have restored a normal brain osmolality without inducing a cerebral edema, as the dissipation of accumulated electrolytes and organic osmolytes takes place along with water repletion [ 6, 28, 32].
That done, the complicated functions of the kidney will clear the circulating blood of the retained waste products, and the body will have restored its own normal balance.
A horizontal optical stretch would have restored his elongated portraits to normal proportions.
"Normalcy is fast returning to areas of downtown Kingston," he said, adding that many airlines that had suspended flights because of the unrest had already restored normal service.
Thus, joint contact patterns are perhaps not only a more sensitive measurement than conventional kinematics for detecting subtle differences in joint function but may also provide a more clinically relevant indication of the extent to which a conservative or surgical procedure has adequately restored normal joint function.
