Sentence examples for identified and restored from inspiring English sources
NEW YORK — Another chapter of the Titanic disaster was recorded yesterday [April 9], when Mme. Marcelle Navratil, mother of the two little waifs rescued by Miss Margaret Hays, of 304 West Eighty-third street, and identified and restored to their mother through the Herald's efforts, filed a claim for $30,000 against the White Star Line for the loss of her husband.
It is therefore important that books remain in conditions that permit their access and that those which are under threat, from a stability point of view, are identified and restored to ensure the continued longevity of information flow.
This choice proved to be opportune, since all the sequences associating HER2-targeted therapy and radiotherapy were correctly identified and restored by the algorithm.
Not only could sick societies be diagnosed and healed in much the same manner that sick bodies could be identified and restored to health by scientific knowledge and clinical intervention, but the faithful application of biological principles to social organization would also ensure the prolonged physical and mental health of modern populations.
Mr. Levy said the county would also begin a program this year to identify and restore wetlands and would eliminate or greatly reduce the use of pesticides on mosquitoes.
Van Meegeren's activities as a forger came to light after World War II when an Allied art commission was established to identify and restore to their owners the works of art that had been collected by Nazi leaders.
The nine-minute silent film, much of it previously thought to be lost, shows the ruins left by the earthquake that ravaged San Francisco 112 years ago, according to David Kiehn, a film historian who helped to identify and restore the footage, which he said was originally shot by the pioneering Miles Brothers film studio in San Francisco.
They hope that age- or disease-related muscular degeneration can be slowed or even reversed by identifying and restoring function of these molecular pathways.
When health problems do emerge, we may only have a very short period of time and opportunity in which to react, identify and restore the damaged natural environment.
Research and land managers should focus on identifying and restoring sites that are likely to recover and remain Phragmites free (sensu: Ailstock et al. 2001; Reid et al. 2009).
From top to bottom: tampered frames, identified tampers, and restored frames.
