Sentence examples for regeneration team from inspiring English sources
I manage a regeneration team at my council and witness people doing their utmost to improve the local area, working long hours for low pay.
The old town's original name, Pen-y-cae, meaning "at the end of a field", is how the site of The Works first appeared to me as a vast, muddy field.The town is 22 metres above The Works; the regeneration team has suggested a bridge, a funicular railway and a moving pavement to allow easy movement between the two.
The panel is hearing evidence from residents and businesses on the estate, as well as developers, the regeneration team, councillors and council officers.
Youth services, community safety and neighbourhood teams, social inclusion and regeneration teams are all being inveigled into this cause.
He told the bosses at what he thought was his opportune hour to stump up the millions for his ambitions on team regeneration.
Deleting the gene for a signaling molecule called PTEN had a dramatic effect on nerve regeneration, He's team reports in tomorrow's issue of Science (7 November, p. 963).
Moreover, she says, the Novartis team's muscle regeneration test was not comparable to hers the Harvard team made the injury by freezing tissue, which is less likely than a toxin to kill muscle stem cells needed for regeneration.
Peripheral nerve regeneration should include a multidisciplinary team able to develop biomaterials, to develop cell therapies, and to elaborate in vitro analysis and preclinical trials concerning animal welfare and the most appropriate animal model before the clinical trials and clinical application approval [ 46].
Teams working on regeneration projects in Waveney had been redirected to help businesses and households in the most seriously affected areas.
The production team realised the halted regeneration and creation of a new Doctor would create a debate amongst fans about whether one of the Doctor's twelve regenerations were used up.
His recovery, the team has said, involves the regeneration of nerves.
