Sentence examples for help to reconstitute from inspiring English sources

Such a project might also help to reconstitute an industry that has fallen on hard times.

Therefore, understanding mechanisms of thymus involution during sepsis may help to reconstitute thymic function, finally improving immune reactions in the hypoinflammatory phase of sepsis.

Therefore, the study of this diversity helps to reconstitute the evolutionary history of the goat [12] and could bring new facts that help to understand the history of domestication.

Interestingly, in SLE patients, rituximab helps to reconstitute a normal B- and T-cell homeostasis and decrease the number of autoreactive memory B cells [ 14].

And, bound in muslin like a mummy, a cadaver lies beneath a sign that screams "S O S," deposited there by neighbors as if to underscore their cry for help as they struggle to reconstitute some semblance of community and move forward.

"Sustaining this pressure on ISIL will help provide time and space. . . for Iraq to reconstitute its forces and continue going on the offense," Hagel said, using another name for the extremist group that now controls a vast expanse across Iraq and Syria.

The second step is, obviously, you've got to reconstitute the military, and that's going to take this political leadership to help to do that.

The second was to reconstitute the church.

I had to reconstitute my memories.

Why not try to reconstitute a whole cell?

He may even be tempted to reconstitute his government.