Sentence examples for potential regeneration from inspiring English sources

It will boast wide shop windows and a huge model of Tottenham's potential regeneration projects in an attempt to draw in locals.

David Perry, leader of Harrow Council said new investment in London's infrastructure was "welcome, along with the potential regeneration opportunities this will bring to Harrow".

Potential regeneration of adsorbent, which provides the possibility of its reusing and recovering the adsorbed copper, was also analyzed.

In critical care units, systems for liver supply are necessary to ensure main liver functions and to bridge patient to transplantation or potential regeneration.

As a test for potential regeneration defects in satellite cells of H-FRG1TG mice, we sought to determine whether myoblasts from these mice had altered proliferation or differentiation potential in cell culture.

We found that in all 3 groups, the IS/OS defect decreased significantly as time progressed, indicating a potential regeneration of photoreceptors.

This chapter will review the recent studies on the characteristics of several dental stem cells and their potential tissue regeneration potential including pulp dentin, periodontal tissue, and whole tooth regeneration.

The fact that traditional ways had lost vitality did not, for him, diminish their potential for regeneration in the future.

I will spare you all its horrors, the "meeting the people's aspirations", "realising full potential", "promoting regeneration", "financial inclusion", "binding frameworks" and "meeting millennium development goals", all the breeze block prose New Labour has been deploying for 10 years.

The manufactured scaffolds were evaluated as potential tissue regeneration scaffolds for bone tissue engineering.

Tissue engineering represents an attractive potential for regeneration of engineered functional pulmonary tissue.