Sentence examples for regained at the from inspiring English sources

It was a dressing room that he was the last to leave, him and Flintoff, after the Ashes were regained at The Oval last September.

Analysis of this cycle, that resembles an enzyme substrate pathway as far as the initial state will be regained at the end of the cycle, advances our understanding of the interchanges between meta-stable states that underlie some fundamental steps in molecular biology, and allow for the construction of nano-molecular machines.

The entire −40/−90/−40 mV cycle was tested in 5 neurons to demonstrate that the voltage effects were reversible after the steady-state was regained at the starting membrane potential (−14.3±1.7, −4.2±3.8, −16.2±1.6 mV for the EACh at VH-40, VH-90 and VH-40R, respectively; 0.53±0.06, 0.44±0.01, 0.53±0.08 µS for gsyn).

Both HIV sero-positive and sero-negative patients regained LMI over first 3 months and after three months; however, there was comparable tendency for HIV sero-negative patients to regain at the same rate as HIV sero-positive patients.

I regained at least all the strength I possessed a good many years ago".

But in his last few years, his immense contribution to the music regained at least some local recognition, and the role Manne had played in the culture of his adopted city began to draw public appreciation.

In a sign that some of the concern may be overdone, shares in major luxury companies have regained at least half of the 7 to 14 percent declines they suffered in the days after the March 11 earthquake.

A dropped shot at 16 was soon regained at 18, and as the galleries drifted away from Augusta, all looked over bar the shouting.

Their focus, however, is not a further tightening of the system, but to regain at least the present state of serviceability in case of future system deterioration.

It was not until the woman regained consciousness at the hospital at 5 30 a.m., and told medical personnel that she had been assaulted, that the police were notified that a crime might have been committed.

And despite the hopes of certain nostalgic believers, religion will not regain, at least in the West, the social ascendancy it once enjoyed.