Sentence examples for regained ability from inspiring English sources

After 2 months, MOH patients had regained ability to wind-up and this persisted at 6-month and 12-month follow-up.

When the AP was back to its normal conditions and regained ability to provide services for its users, it began to transmit the queued packets.

Putin's Russia is just one more country with its own interests, and the recently regained ability to stick up for them.

Y-27632-treated CCE cells seeded at a low density regained ability to form colonies after removal of Y-27632 whereas those seeded at a high density had undergone irreversible differentiation and were unable to form colonies.

Interestingly, when deprived of doxorubicin, in conjunction with the regained ability to differentiate, the SCF-R+ CD34+ precursor population re-emerged.

As treatment progressed from day 25 to day 50, the mobility of the rats supplemented with either glucosamine or tocotrienol improved and almost all the rats in these groups regained ability to move around freely.

Knocking down EphA2 in cell lines showed marked inability to form vasculogenic-like structure compared with control cells, while upregulating EphA2 leads cell lines to regain ability of channel-like networks formation).

Studies of intermediate care have shown that the services can enable patients to regain abilities in daily living, decrease readmissions and reduce mortality [ 19, 23– 25].

Healers explained these changes as the clients' regaining abilities to live their own lives, follow their own path and to make important decisions independently of external influences.

In contrast to previous studies indicating that intermediate care may increase [ 26] or decrease readmissions [ 27], reduce mortality [ 24] or enable patients to regain abilities in daily living [ 19, 23], this study found no statistical significant differences between the municipalities.

You can't train yourself into regaining abilities damaged by sensorineural hearing loss.