Sentence examples for regain functionality from inspiring English sources
A new D1 protein has to be synthesized and incorporated into the PSII core complex for PSII to regain functionality (Zhang et al. 2000; Aro et al. 2005).
Engineers must either regain functionality of one of the two broken wheels or find another way of pointing the spacecraft as desired.
The Resilient Design Institute (RDI), founded in 2012 by long-time sustainability champion Alex Wilson, defines resilience as "the capacity to adapt to changing conditions and to maintain or regain functionality and vitality in the face of stress or disturbance". This is a critical issue for architects and planners to take on.
As we were not able to completely block EAE development by deletion of CCR6+ Th17 cells, it is conceivable that those cells regain functionality in vivo irrespective of their inability to produce IL-17 during in vitro culture.
His right foot and ankle were also badly injured and required 18 operations to avoid amputation and regain functionality.
Unlike mammals, zebrafish have the ability to regenerate damaged parts of their central nervous system (CNS) and regain functionality of the affected area.
Some normal vessels within the illuminated domain occasionally underwent constriction as well, but regained functionality shortly after treatment ending (range of minutes).
Setting up new links and strengthening remaining ones in the lesioned neuronal populations might therefore be important for regaining functionality.
Nordic walking, as tested by Mannerkorpi and colleagues, represents such a modification and offers patients a safe and effective means of regaining functionality and physical fitness.
One of her sons said that the disease seems to have stopped, and that her brain appears to be regaining functionality.
The first group (primary implantation group) consists of patients with chronic CRPS who are unresponsive to conventional therapies (e.g. pharmacologic treatment, interventional blockade of the sympathetic nervous system, or physical therapy aimed at increasing or regaining functionality by training programs).
