Sentence examples for regeneration potentials from inspiring English sources

The project empowered the students to be informed about: general methodology of the site condition valorisation; its character, significance and values; the destroyed buildings restoration and regeneration potentials; and 3D models implementation in assessing and comparing approaches to the protection and presentation.

Similarly, over-expression of Pax7 promotes the expansion of myogenic progenitors which possess muscle regeneration potentials [ 67].

Wu et al. [ 25] evaluate the effect of collagen matrix on the regeneration potentials of PRP for chondrocytes homeostasis showing that collagen matrix stimulated integrins and CD44 signaling was coordinated with the addition of PRP.

In case of a degenerative facial nerve lesion, pathological spontaneous activity can be monitored for about 120 days and regeneration potentials as a sign of nerve regeneration can typically be seen after this period of 120 days.

It could mean that the regeneration potential of London's outer Crossrail stations, may be lost to 'flat-pack' design".

We have a collective duty to ensure that the areas in the vicinity of both Anfield and Goodison Park capitalise on the regeneration potential and reflect the world-renowned status of both clubs.

"Many waterside developments in cities cater mainly for young people, with noisy, late-night entertainment and drinking venues," says Mark Ryder, chief executive of Isis Waterside Regeneration, formed in 2002 by the state-owned British Waterways (BW) - owner of the canal network and much of its surrounding land - to exploit the regeneration potential of waterways.

The biocomposite ability to form hydroxyapatite (HA) crystals and therefore bone regeneration potential was studied.

On the contrary it has been reported that the regeneration potential of the callus was greatly influenced by the callus age and younger the callus the higher the regeneration potential (Jain AK and Datta RK 1992 Sahoo et al. 1997).

According to Bhandari et al. (1997), the regeneration potential of Pinus roxburghii is greater than that of Quercus species.

The council said was "keen to maximise the regeneration potential" that a casino could bring to the city.