Sentence examples for regained original from inspiring English sources

This indicates a greater spread of data and suggests greater variability in the formation phase beyond the point of regained original density.

As part of a class of cement-based composites exhibiting strain-hardening response, engineered cementitious composites (ECCs) have a high likelihood of preventing water and harmful chemicals from penetrating by sealing existing cracks and regaining original mechanical and durability properties through self-healing.

Unconfined compression analysis showed elasticity and physical integrity of all cryogels, as these matrices regained their original length after 90% compressing from the original size.

When the various structures regained their original density, the resultant stiffness also had a linear relationship with the original resorption, with a slope of −1 and a lower R2 of 86.1%.

PC12-ND6 cells regained their original morphology, characteristic of stages II and II within a 30-h period, with mitochondrial area being restored to original levels in a time-dependent manner peaking after a 15-h-long recovery (see Supplementary Figures S3B S3D).

Productivity was greatly increased and the yield of wheat crops regained the original level.

On the walk over, he told me how the May museum regained its original name.

Histological examination by hematoxylin eosin and safranin O/fast green staining indicates that the cells regained their original round morphology.

In vitro, coated microwire probes regained their original impedance values of 0.5 KΩ within 20 min of wetting via water absorption and polymer resorption.

The experimental results showed that the retrofitted specimen not only regained its original strength and stiffness but also has overcome the deficiencies of nonductile detailing.

Synthesized matrices possessed interconnected porous structure in the range of 60 100 μm diameter and regained their original length after 90% compression without deformation.