Sentence examples for is often restored from inspiring English sources
In these days of continued uncertainty, my faith in humanity is often restored, by the impact of our third sector social entrepreneurs, and the many volunteers and sponsors who provide them with their much needed support.
Surprisingly, CTGF expression is often restored in the most advanced tumor stages of ovarian cancer and is correlated to a more malignant phenotype [ 14].
After a period of 'crisis' characterised by high levels of genetic instability, comparative genetic stability is often restored in cancer cells when telomerase is reactivated or ALT mechanisms are engaged (Stewart and Weinberg, 2006; Cesare and Reddel, 2008).
He pointed out that old diners are often restored and suggested that this structure might be worth as much as $100,000.
However, elastin is often poorly restored during native tissue repair due to low elastin production and assembly by post-neonatal and mature cells.
The goal for rehabilitation of mined land is often to restore the pre-disturbance land use or ecosystem (Queensland DEHP 2012), although different levels of biodiversity and ecosystem function can be negotiated between the mining proponent and regulator.
At Knossos, a built-in throne of stucco, much restored, is often considered to represent pre-Hellenic furniture in the Aegean area.
When medical therapy fails to restore hearing, and hearing aids are no longer beneficial, cochlear implantation is often used to restore hearing in patients with AIED who develop bilateral, severe to profound SNHL.
It is often necessary to restore bone structure following the loss of osseous substance.
Although ORIF is often successful in restoring articular congruity, it may further compromise the soft tissue envelope.
The technique is often used to restore an all-in-focus image and estimate depth in DFD applications.
