Sentence examples for help regenerate from inspiring English sources

He has undergone platelet-rich plasma therapy, which some doctors believe could help regenerate cartilage.

He also discovered and sequenced a family of proteins called prosapasins, which are molecules that help regenerate nerve cells.

But there are still many who oppose the idea that gambling can help regenerate the economies of rundown areas.

Spurs have planning permission for a White Hart Lane redevelopment and have been promised millions by the London mayor Boris Johnson to stay and help regenerate the area.

It might even help regenerate the audience if people could be persuaded that something important was going on in our concert halls.

At the moment, local authorities are encouraged to offer discounts to help regenerate their town centres, and can keep 50% of the money that generates.

There has also been a notable influx of international artists, further helping regenerate the scene.

Creatine, among other things, essentially helps regenerate ADP back to ATP, thus replenishing the muscle's energy stores.

It is already happening somewhat in Manchester and Leeds, where an influx of yuppies has helped regenerate the city centres.

New galleries around town are helping regenerate the old centre of Tehran: these include Aaran Gallery (12 Dey Street) which showcases work by young Iranian artists.

Coe told the IOC members that the Games had not only created a sports legacy for the country but also helped regenerate east London.