Sentence examples for regained its function from inspiring English sources

However, as the city regained its function as an intermediary between the nation and foreign governments, it regained its prominence.

As PER was broken down in daytime, the gene regained its function and worked again the next night, directing the synthesis of PER.

Therefore, immunosuppression may be required at least until the blood retinal barrier has regained its function after surgery.

The surgery repairs and reconnects the damaged trapezius muscle tissue to help it regain its function.

During transplantation, part of that ovary is cut into 25 small pieces and inserted into the remaining ovary, which then regains its function.

The goal of RBD is to make communities as 'resilient' as possible, developing technologies and actions that allows each structure and/or community to regain its function as promptly as possible.

However, such mutations can be reversed, with the gene regaining its function, and these revertants (his+) are able to grow on medium that lacks histidine.

In Atlantic cod, swim bladder damaged by a dramatic change of hydrostatic pressure was found to regain its function, possibly with the assistance of a membrane that lines its wall (cited by [ 42]).

The Vismarkt, a central square – which for years had been a huge parking place – regained its historical function as a market.

The explanation for occurrence of the short cycles is that at the time of ovulation, the uterus has not regained its normal functions and an uncontrolled prostaglandin release occurs resulting in a premature regression of the corpus luteum function [ 4].

We stumbled out, and in the succeeding days I found myself playing the piece over and over, not in order to relive a noxious movie but because the Bach had regained its grave and devastating function.