Sentence examples for regeneration measures from inspiring English sources

To exempt London and the south-east from regional regeneration measures is perverse.

Fibres employing these optical amplifiers carry light signals over transoceanic distances without the conventional pulse regeneration measures that were needed in the past.

Hence areas can be separated where forest protection measures are essential, reasonable or needless to ensure successful regeneration measures.

In some parts of the Hessian Ried, the current high larva densities prohibit the implementation of any regeneration measures in the absence of prior implementation of forest protection measures such as the application of chemical or biological pesticides (Ott et al. [2006]).

These objectives were selected with a view toward informing potential conservation and regeneration measures for medicinal plant species in Pakistan.

Anteroposterior and lateral radiographs of the forearm were taken to monitor bone regeneration, measure the bone loss and adjust the rate of lengthening.

Natural regeneration was measured by the number of individuals with dbh < 5-cm and height between 0.3 and 1-m.

Plentiful regeneration was measured also later in both Finland (Lähde, 1992ab; Lähde et al., 1999) and Sweden (Lundqvist, 1993; Lundqvist and Fridman, 1996; Lundqvist and Nilson, 2007).

In addition, the physical properties of the sorbent such as pore size, pore volume, and surface area after carbonation or regeneration were measured by gas adsorption method (BET).

To check if the apoptosis in response to amputation was normal during planarian regeneration, we measured apoptosis 3 h and 72 h post-amputation in Fir1 RNAi) animals by TUNEL.

Increasing the concentration of LiI-I2 accelerates dye cation regeneration as measured by transient absorption spectroscopy; however, it also contributes to an increase in the dark current of the cell by one order of magnitude.