Sentence examples for may partially restore from inspiring English sources
This rescue process may partially restore learning and memory.
These studies, at times contradicting with respect to some mechanisms, underscored that short-term treatment with anti-TNFα may partially restore a more tolerogenic microenvironment, which could be instrumental for the induction of immune tolerance with epitope specific immune therapy.
These results indicate that IL-27 might impact the delayed recovery of SFRs when treatment is done prior to the onset of disease and may partially restore saliva secretion and glandular function at a later stage.
In the absence of dopamine, STN-DBS may serve to partially restore this computational function.
They hope that if it is proved that the plot was hatched abroad, South Africa's image may be partially restored.
Grants that were cut up to 10% earlier this year because of budget uncertainty "may be partially restored," but probably not to the original commitment level, NIH's notice says.
Sometimes, the lung architecture may be partially restored, while in other cases, the lungs develop extensive honeycomb fibrosis, which is uniform with numerous fibroblasts and little collagen deposition, different from the heterogeneous appearance of UIP.
It is possible that the CG6372/CG32351 duplication event may have partially restored levels of enzymatic activity lost as a result of the Arg413Val substitution.
They also demonstrated that this phenomena may be partially restored by stimulating the expression of CD36 with a peptide derived of growth hormone.
Whereas gene flow after domestication may have partially restored the diversity included in the domesticated pools (Jarvis and Hodgkin, 1999), selection by farmers for key traits of domestication, facilitated by the recessive nature of most of the domesticated alleles, has probably affected linked regions of the genome.
If the primary function of sumoylation is to maintain quiescence in progenitors, expression of p21 in this population may be sufficient to partially restore lymph gland homeostasis.
