Sentence examples for regeneration framework from inspiring English sources

The proposals are designed to fit in with the council strategic regeneration framework for North Liverpool and have the blessing of the two Labour MPs whose constituencies are involved, Steve Rotherham from Walton and Joe Benton of Bootle.

Thereby, this paper highlights: (1) neighborliness as a significant dimension in making age-friendly cities and, (2) the notion that age-friendliness might serve as an urban regeneration framework, emphasizing stable and affordable residency as well as progressive transformation.

Even before it was formally established earlier this year, the nearby Central Salford Urban Regeneration Company had commissioned Mr Fuksas in Rome to draw up a regeneration framework, due to be presented later this month.Rules and a degree of co-ordination among authorities are inevitable because regeneration often involves heavily polluted sites.

A club statement said it had worked closely with the City Council and the local community for more than a decade on the realisation of the Anfield Breckfield Regeneration Framework.

We are taking an integrative approach for studying the wound response and stem cell biology during regeneration in an evolutionary framework by using a broad range of techniques including transcriptional profiling and lineage tracing.

The methodology focuses on modelling the thermal behavior of BHEs, operational system constraints and seasonal effects of solar regeneration within an optimization framework.

The four P's of CNS regeneration is a new framework for approaching CNS injury and evidence shows that nanotechnology is currently being used for stroke rehabilitation and, in several clinical trials, the treatment of scar formation blockade in the spinal cord.

I will spare you all its horrors, the "meeting the people's aspirations", "realising full potential", "promoting regeneration", "financial inclusion", "binding frameworks" and "meeting millennium development goals", all the breeze block prose New Labour has been deploying for 10 years.

Our findings provide a framework to direct regeneration of branched epithelial organs.

It will help us understand the regulatory mechanisms involved in bone regeneration and provides a mathematical framework with which to design experiments and understand pathological conditions.

We propose an epigenetic framework for heart regeneration whereby adult cardiomyocyte identity requires resetting to a neonatal-like state to facilitate cell cycle re-entry and regeneration following cardiac injury.