Sentence examples for persistent restoration from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate that short-term irrigation has persistent restoration benefits, and that a tradeoff exists between the benefits and costs of seeding perennial grasses into degraded arid shrubland sites.

Notably, IRBP-NMP nanoparticles afforded significant and persistent restoration of both rod and cone function, with full-field cone ERG amplitudes approaching those seen in WT mice.

Thus, the effect of prOVag is independent of the administered antibiotic and relies on efficient and persistent restoration of the normal composition of vaginal microflora, which naturally protects the vaginal epithelium from colonisation by pathogenic factors [ 28].

Yet, pancreata from Ifnar1 SA mice exhibited very few sings of acinar cell restoration and displayed a persistent immune infiltration (Fig  1B and Supplementary Fig 3).

Despite the overall effectiveness of THA, a subset of patients experience persistent pain, functional limitations, and incomplete restoration of quality of life [ 1, 4, 38].

A persistent desire to own stocks requires a restoration of Old Normal economic conditions, in this view, and greater risk tolerance among investors.

As he heard a LIPA executive explain the need to "recalibrate" restoration efforts and dismiss a "persistent rumor" that the utility did not have enough materials on hand, Koblenz could barely contain his disdain.

Instead, the constant through China's recent history is the persistent search for something — anything — that would bring restoration.

With restoration efforts only weeks from completion, and a persistent drought underway, a mechanical spark ignited the South One fire in 2008, lasting 121 days and consuming 2400 ha.

These findings are consistent with the hypothesis that hyperglycemia and uremia, through different mechanisms, determine persistent cellular changes of the oxidative status and pathways and that restoration of normoglycemia with KP transplantation can correct most of these biochemical abnormalities.

A reduction in persistent cell corpse numbers can be achieved not only through a restoration of engulfment activity but also through reduced apoptosis or delayed initiation of cell death.