Sentence examples for may help regenerate from inspiring English sources
At subsequent exo-endocytic cycles, CME may help regenerate SVs with precise size and molecular composition.
It also prevents the deterioration of the cells that line joints and may help regenerate joint connective tissue.
He has undergone platelet-rich plasma therapy, which some doctors believe could help regenerate cartilage.
But there are still many who oppose the idea that gambling can help regenerate the economies of rundown areas.
He also discovered and sequenced a family of proteins called prosapasins, which are molecules that help regenerate nerve cells.
HS2 Ltd said the scheme would help regenerate the district.
The move was branded "damaging" but the Scottish government argued it would help regenerate high streets.
Urban light rail investment can help regenerate Central Business Districts and boost employment and property prices.
Swansea is calling in international experts to help regenerate its city centre.
It makes sense – when you have a wound, the platelets get there first to help regenerate the skin.
It makes sense when you have a wound, the platelets get there first to help regenerate the skin.
