Sentence examples for ongoing regeneration from inspiring English sources

ARF expression persisted in ARF ARF fins but not WT fins at 6 dpa, a time point at which GFP in no longer observed in regenerated ARF GFP fins, suggesting ongoing regeneration attempts in ARF ARF fins.

The analysis revealed a significant increase in the number of small centrally nucleated fibers (CNFs) (Fig. 2E), which represents a morphological feature of newly regenerating fibers and an indication of ongoing regeneration (39), in the muscle of 24-week-old mdx/IL6 mice.

He organised and collaborated with residents on the remake, funded by Creation Trust, which aids in the estate's ongoing regeneration.

Location The W is part of Westminster council's £18m ongoing regeneration of Leicester Square.

Since then, the ongoing regeneration of the area around the Etihad in east Manchester has won the club's owners brownie points from local politicians.

So in the meantime, whatever the drawbacks and imperfections of its ongoing regeneration and however much this fast-changing city is overlooked, he evangelises about Plymouth, again and again.

It's since been updated from discreet silver lettering to bright, bold red, which feels in keeping with the ongoing cultural regeneration of the city.

Inspiring words from the great and the good of a valleys town are to play a part in its ongoing £10.5m regeneration.

Hence, it is unarguable that the SOC values reported in this study only presents a picture of the ongoing land regeneration efforts that may require a longer period of time to show its actual image.

Our work emphasises failure of ongoing muscle regeneration and maintenance in addition to the acute response to sarcolemmal damage.

With ongoing nerve regeneration and material disintegration, the number of ED1+ cells, as a sign of inflammatory reaction to the biomaterial [ 43], was declining in CES grafts and ANTs till 13 weeks after surgery.