Sentence examples for possibly restored from inspiring English sources

After spending 48 years as a shack on the Yorke Peninsula it will be stored, and possibly restored, at the museum on behalf of the Sydney tramway museum.

On the contrary, the upregulation of PTEN by WT- (but not DN-) ANXA7 possibly restored the nutrient-sensing cell survival control in PI3K/Akt/mTOR-cascade including the serum-regulated SGK1.

Put simply, annealing requires heating the metal of the pressure vessel to remove the damage created by radiation, possibly restoring it close to its original condition.

The chancellor has promised to trim, but he cannot possibly restore the $120 million that is missing from the city's $40 billion budget.

"The tower was necessary because no one could possibly restore this landmark and make a reasonable return for the money without additional development".

Llinas says the first application of the nanowire electrodes may be to route nerve impulses around damaged areas of the spinal cord, either to other nerves or directly to muscles, possibly restoring function to paralyzed limbs.

It wouldn't cure him — surgery or not, he had at the most a few months left — but it offered a last-ditch chance of halting the progression of spinal-cord damage and possibly restoring some strength to his legs and sphincters..

It wouldn't cure him — surgery or not, he had at the most a few months left — but it offered a last-ditch chance of halting the progression of spinal-cord damage and possibly restoring some strength to his legs and sphincters.

But this concept could possibly restore just a little bit of mystery to meeting people — when you are actively trying to meet people, that is.

Engaging in workplace ostracism behavior could possibly restore or maintain positive self-evaluation and balance mental states for followers in lower-quality LMX relationships (Khan et al., 2014).

OBJECTIVE The P300 speller is a brain-computer interface (BCI) that can possibly restore communication abilities to individuals with severe neuromuscular disabilities, such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), by exploiting elicited brain signals in electroencephalography (EEG) data.