Sentence examples for regenerate fully from inspiring English sources

His liver did not regenerate fully, and he refused treatment and broke off contact with the doctors.

The field of tissue engineering has emerged as the avenue for the regeneration of lost structures and tissues by seeding cells on well-designed three-dimensional scaffolds to regenerate fully functional bioengineered tooth.

Conversely, the complex IV inhibitor NaCN suppresses respiration preventing NADH oxidation and allowing the NADH pool to regenerate fully (max).

The goal of regenerative medicine is to regenerate fully functional tissues or organs that can replace lost or damaged ones occurred during diseases, injury and aging [ 1, 2].

The recovering voice of the aged speaker may benefit form BT less than younger counterparts, because the very motor units, targeted in treatment, are biologically less robust and may be less able to regenerate (fully or normally) because of deficient structural and atrophic properties.

The donor's remaining piece of liver regenerates fully within a month or so, and the transplanted segment also grows rapidly into a full-size organ.

The liver is one of few organs with the capability of regenerating fully in capacity and function.

The reliability of GFP fluorescence to monitor transformation efficiency in coffee was confirmed by a large-scale trial aimed at regenerating fully-transformed plantlets using the hygromycin marker gene.

For example, if the genomes of two viruses with different disadvantageous mutations undergo recombination, then they may be able to regenerate a fully functional genome.

In particular, a single basally derived SC has been shown to regenerate a fully differentiated prostate epithelium (Leong et al, 2008).

Our data establish that enhanced activity of this single transcription factor is sufficient to regenerate the fully involuted thymus such that its architecture, gene expression profile and function are restored to those characteristic of the juvenile organ.