Sentence examples for is sometimes restored from inspiring English sources
Although this idea seems unlikely, Parasaurolophus is sometimes restored with a skin flap from the crest to the neck.
Calcium chloride is sometimes added to processed milk to restore the natural balance between calcium and protein in casein for the purposes of making cheeses, such as brie, Pélardon and Stilton.
Surgery is sometimes necessary to lyse vaginal adhesions or to restore vestibular anatomy in case of impaired sexual function.
It is sometimes argued that even if the breeding value does not follow a normal distribution, a scale can be used to restore it to a normal distribution.
Seriously degraded waters, she said, were "sometimes absolutely impossible to restore".
He gives the example of documentary films which are sometimes nearly impossible to restore or preserve in digital form because the rights to every song and clip of archive footage need to be cleared again.
Although antidepressants, seizure medications, and certain antipsychotic medications are sometimes prescribed, no drug works well until some weight is restored.
It is true that norepinephrine can sometimes restore urinary output by raising renal perfusion pressure, but this is of interest only in those patients with profound hypotension.
Engineering microorganisms capable of accumulating multiple products are sometimes attractive because they yield several advantages in balancing the in vivo metabolic flux and restoring the optimal cell physiology.
