Sentence examples for improve restore from inspiring English sources

These limitations have led researchers to search for alternative therapeutic modalities that could improve, restore, or replace either partial or total renal function.

This chapter reviews current regenerative medicine and tissue engineering strategies that may be used to develop innovative alternatives to improve, restore or replace renal function.

It is generally accepted that a goal of therapy is to make patients feel better [ 4] and this is supported by statements of leading policy analysts such as "The goal of health care is to protect, promote, and maintain the health status of people" [ 5] and "Since the ultimate goal of all health care is to improve, restore, and preserve HRQL" [ 6].

Mr. Doherty said in an interview this week that if the city's financial picture or the economics of recycling did not improve, restoring the program could be difficult.

For all the concern about Woods's on-course behavior and language, which he said he was trying to improve, restoring his once airtight game is a growing concern, one that heightens the dramatic tension and the interest in just when his next meeting with Mickelson will take place.

At moderate levels of IAH, using NE improves restoring APP to baseline and improves RBF, but does not return it to baseline values.

To improve and restore the frequency, a frequency restoration scheme (FRS) implemented among the distributed generators was developed.

But while other industries are starting to improve and restore more formal jobs, construction remains on its knees.

Britain, of all the members, is the best placed to drive forward reform to "improve competitiveness, restore economic growth and boost jobs", but no one in Brussels seems interested in what we might offer.

The law, he said, will help to "improve and restore confidence our citizens have in our system, as well as the confidence of the rest of the world in our system".

What Britain really needs from Europe, and what Europe itself needs, is a thoroughgoing programme of reform, comparable to the 1992 single market project, to improve competitiveness, restore economic growth and boost jobs.