Sentence examples for ordinarily repaired from inspiring English sources

One mechanism by which ER stress promotes apoptosis in cells is by driving the accumulation of structurally abnormal proteins [ 42], which are ordinarily repaired by ER chaperones to prevent age-related cell death.

Iron ordinarily has twice the flexibility of bronze and is much tougher, for a bar of iron can be bent back upon itself without fracturing, whereas a bronze bar (such as a sword blade) breaks after only a light bend (bronze blades repaired by casting new metals into the fractured sections are known).

Brutalization repaired.

Infrastructure, repaired.

Ordinarily, the property owners are responsible for the costs; current relief programs provide only for funds to help repair damaged homes.

It is the mother, ordinarily a tenuous authority in moral matters, who perceives "the chain of continuity that was broken when the Nazis were here," and that she herself did little to repair.

Ordinarily, officials said, once the city is notified by a call to 311, the routine time for the city's contractor to repair a defective street light is two days — down from 19 days three years ago.

To repair".

Repairing pairs.

Repairing damage?

Dr. Keating, a vice president at the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research in Cambridge, Mass., believes stem cells can ordinarily undertake only very limited repairs of organs like the liver and heart, and that the scarring often seen in these tissues is a fallback mechanism put in place when the stem cells' capacities are exceeded.