Sentence examples for regeneration effects from inspiring English sources

Cities on the route have high hopes, inspired by a report from the Independent Transport Commission that highlights the catalytic regeneration effects high speed rail has had around stations in Europe.

We proposed a theoretical framework that enables the ranking of various event regeneration effects based on public welfare improvement.

Downing Street said he would also be tasked with ensuring efforts to boost sporting, volunteering and regeneration effects were also kept on track.

The radiation extinction coefficient cannot be used alone to determine the heat regeneration effects in the design of ceramic foam burners.

CS containing coatings are of interest for applications where the combined effects of CS and BG can lead to enhanced tissue regeneration effects.

It added that just over a third (34%) of quantified benefits in the economic case were to long-distance passengers from London, so "the regeneration effects (if they exist) would be large in London".

We show that the engine efficiency with perfect regeneration doesn't depend on the regenerator dead volume but this dead volume strongly amplifies the imperfect regeneration effect.

The curves of regenerated SMZ-75SMZ-75%ree cycles are very comparable, which exemplify that the same regeneration effect and long-term stability can be acquired.

Experiments were carried out at different temperatures using self-designed setup to investigate the regeneration effect with O2 as the discharge gas.

Channel depth is quite critical to the regeneration effect on the external silica gel bed, with an average influence coefficient of 200%.

The present study is novel in that it evaluated the regeneration effect of PRP on a large nerve defect reconstructed with a nerve graft rather than primary repair.