At the end of the 12-month maintenance period the total regain among Face-to-Face Only participants was 4.1 kg compared to 1.7 kg in the Face-to-Face + Phone group (p = 0.17).
This pattern of self-face advantage persisted in European Americans during the low-threat condition, while Chinese participants regained self-face advantage during the low-threat condition.
Then, at the end of it, at a time when his side had regained some competitive face, Hashim Amla resigned, reversing a trend that has seen England captains do the same after a series against South Africa.
He seemed less than his usual happy-go-Haley self, but Clinton and McAuliffe rejoined him in a few minutes and Barbour regained his game face.
Lou Piniella's face regained its usual hue by the time he returned to the visitors' clubhouse at Yankee Stadium yesterday, and on the front of his desk there was a box, a gift from a member of the bullpen that dragged Piniella, the Seattle manager, through so much agony: a carton of hair coloring.
Or will his face have regained the smiling arrogance that sculptured his dazzling success as a golfer and his dishonorable descent as a person?
Isabelle Dinoire, the Frenchwoman who received the world's first partial face transplant, regained nearly full use of her facial muscles within 18 months and is "satisfied with the aesthetic result," according to her surgeon.
A look of shock crept across his face before he regained his composure.
This might be because the face regains sensation more rapidly than the hands.
Drasdo's best known contribution from this era was North Crag Eliminate on Castle Rock in Thirlmere, climbed in September 1952 and involving a precarious step up off the upper boughs of a tree to regain the rock face high above the ground.
With an extra bass drum, what look like new teeth and a grin that never leaves his face, Reni has regained his youthful pomp and is playing as well as ever.
