Sentence examples for regain function from inspiring English sources

Rehabilitation therapy, especially therapy that requires demanding physical or mental activity, does seem to help patients regain function.

For athletes and musicians, "going through the motions," or mentally rehearsing the movements in the mind, is just as effective as physical training, and motor imagery can also help stroke patients regain function of their paralysed limbs.

Her post-operative recovery was initially uneventful, but she failed to regain function due to persistent elbow pain and stiffness.

Therefore, our results and the fact that also patients regain function after a "simple" debridement of the RCT points towards the problem that the underlying mechanisms of shoulder function improvement in those patients have not yet been fully understood.

This approach relies on the appropriate fragmentation of protein reporters, such as the green fluorescent protein or firefly luciferase, which when attached to possible interacting partners can reassemble and regain function, thereby confirming the partnership.

Although the precise mechanisms explaining loss of, and failure to regain, function after spinal cord injury are unknown, there is increasing interest in the role of "secondary cell death".

Interdisciplinary pain management treatments that employ behavioral approaches have been successful in helping patients with chronic pain reduce symptoms and regain functioning.

It is this plasticity that enables adults to learn new things, adjust to new environments and, to some degree, regain functions they have lost as a result of brain damage.

The use of prosthetic repair was primarily intended for minimizing pain rather than regaining function.

Successful bone repair is judged in achieving restitution of space and mechanical integrity, and in regaining function.

She also said that Magill's health is improving: "He is able to speak and recognize friends and is regaining function on his right side.