Sentence examples for quick restitution from inspiring English sources

Xylose absorption continued to improve in the AdRspo-1 treated animals up to 10 days post-WBI (Fig. 6), indicating quick restitution of the intestinal villi.

This probably reflects two different strategies in the epithelium renewal mechanism: Rapid repair and quick restitution of epithelium take higher priority in the teleost system, whereas relatively slower tissue repair and restitution are allowed in human, with achievement of high fidelity in genomic duplication and reduction in susceptibility of carcinogenic transformations.

A high turnover rate would allow quick restitution of the lost tissue due to damage; but on the other hand, high turnover rate would require the presence of more active stem cells around and more frequent cell divisions, increasing the susceptibility to genome duplication-induced mutations and the risk of carcinogenic transformation of the intestinal tissue.

18, 21 When life-threatening symptoms occur, therapy must aim at quick restitution of plasma osmolality.

There's a legal provision for compensation but the relevant governments have not set up systems to give survivors quick and adequate restitution.

She cites rewritten textbooks, public expressions of contempt for anti-Semitism and quicker handling of restitution claims.The second big change in the 1980s was the rise of Haiderian populism.

"Why can't you get a real job?" a Montana judge asked a 21-year-old fast food worker convicted of vandalism in June, implying that a different job would help him pay off his restitution quicker.

Though Mr. Friedman was initially charged with stealing $62 million, Mr. Spitzer said that the $48 million restitution was the "quickest vindication of the public interest".

It also showed that, if supported by incontrovertible evidence, restitution claims can be quick to pay off.

Look at it this way: If we found out Katrina was the result somebody's get-rich quick scheme, wouldn't we demand restitution?

Maybe the Japanese aren't quite so quick to identify culprits and demand restitution when tragedy strikes, allowing places like Savage Park to exist.