Sentence examples for rehabilitating effect from inspiring English sources

This implies that the rehabilitating effect of HQT in IBD works by restoring the balance between CD4+ T cells subsets.

Moreover, the rehabilitating effect of AZA, which restored the normal high SNRPN SD values in cancer samples (Fig. 3b), reinstated the early replicating SNRPN allele on the same chromosomal counterpart at which the early replicating allele was located in the absence of the drug (apparently the paternal chromosome).

This study investigates consequences of chronic neck pain on muscle function and the rehabilitating effects of contrasting interventions.

She was one of the 90 students at The Bridge AP Academy, where children who have been permanently excluded from mainstream schools go to be, in effect, rehabilitated.

Therefore antioxidants seems to exert both a short term effect in terms of rehabilitating damaged but still functional TM, and a long term benefit by reducing apoptosis.

The effect evaluation of Individual Placement and Support (IPS) is a large and comprehensive project, providing evidence-based information on the important issue of rehabilitating patients who are currently out of the labor market.

Because of the absence of primary research on effects of edible oils on sea birds, we conducted interviews with wildlife rehabilitation professionals with experience rehabilitating sea birds after edible oil exposure.

Recent expansion of industrial-scale plantations into agricultural areas in Australia has the potential to assist biodiversity conservation by rehabilitating ecosystems at the landscape scale and reducing edge effects, isolation and disturbance within remnants of native vegetation.

It is not clear what effect the project will have over all on rehabilitating the wetland, said Mr. Yoshimura, the river planning official.

High intensity strength training effectively rehabilitates musculoskeletal disorders among sedentary employees, but less is known about the effect among workers with repetitive and forceful work demands.

To identify the type and frequency of interventions used by physiotherapists in rehabilitating patients after a distal radial fracture; and, to examine whether any patient or therapist characteristics had an effect on the frequency of interventions administered.