Sentence examples for reconstructing life from inspiring English sources

RUTHANN K. JOHANSEN Notre Dame, Ind., May 28 , 2002The writer is the author of a book about reconstructing life after brain injury.

We know from brain research and the challenges of reconstructing life after brain injuries that cognition is enhanced by physical exercise (walking, running, dancing, tai chi or yoga), the expression of emotion and healthful nutrition.

Synthetic biology aims at reconstructing life.

Acceptance of the relevance of HGT for reconstructing life's history also follows this progression, and any serious attempt to capture a universal evolutionary schema must include reticulations, not merely as a decoration, but as intrinsic and essential to the understanding of the whole.

The Kr/Kc model was finally used for reconstructing life-history evolution in birds and mammals.

Currently, methods for reconstructing life-history or quantitative trait evolution along phylogenies (e.g., Venditti et al. 2011) do not directly use the substitution process.

While the RNoL provides an approach to reconstruct life's history, this reconstruction will often be ambiguous and incomplete.

The genetics side of the exhibition is not as visually compelling as the fossils and reconstructed life in other sections.

In Yo soy la rumba, Infante used the theme of music to reconstruct life in Venezuela in the 1960s.

Even that Iraqi doctor, glimpsed now and then unloading a tray of pastries from his car, suggests a painfully reconstructed life.

If biology is an inherent property of matter, why have chemists so far been unable to reconstruct life, or anything close to it, in the laboratory?