Sentence examples for practically restored from inspiring English sources

This negative effect was reversible since the original activity and selectivity were practically restored upon elimination of these components from the feed.

This hypothesis is further strengthened by the observation that the addition of methylene blue practically restored the same swimming pattern and ATP levels as exogenous pyruvate in the presence of three different mitochondrial inhibitors (Fig.  7).

Furthermore, the overlay of the running suture for the vessel closure can be kept at a minimum, resulting in no constriction and practically restoring the original size of the vessel.

Sadly, expensive techniques like this, even if successful for individual animals, could not be applied practically to restore the intricate diversity of life that existed before humans took over the planet.

But the rest of what Prussia had possessed in 1803 was restored practically entirely by the Congress, with considerable additions of new territory.

The database includes email addresses and passwords, but the latter are heavily protected: Tumblr salted and hashed the passwords, a procedure which renders it practically impossible to restore the passwords to a useable state.

(Mr. Alberino's set, which is essentially a backdrop of blue sky, crystal-clear water and near-white sand, is practically soul-restoring in itself).

I bought my family's farm 12 years ago – it was practically derelict but my husband and I have restored it.

The coup practically severed the ties between Lithuania and Poland, but these were restored after Władysław III's death in the Battle of Varna against the Turks (Nov. 10, 1444).

Therefore, the function of the system must be periodically restored to the desired level; this is practically achieved by maintenance operations.

And they restored the dramatic spiral staircase designed by Stanfield to look practically weightless.