Sentence examples for rejuvenation strategy from inspiring English sources

Childs's rejuvenation strategy has accelerated under US TV company Scripps, owner of brands including the Cooking Channel and Travel Channel, which replaced Virgin Media as the co-owner of UKTV alongside BBC Worldwide in a £339m deal two years ago.

We focused on the impact of mission time, rejuvenation strategy, and attack model.

In 2004, official media reported that foreign direct investment in Liaoning had nearly doubled since the launch in 2003 of the northeastern rejuvenation strategy.

Strikingly, supplementation of a sympathomimetic acting selectively on adrenoreceptor β3 to old mice significantly rejuvenated the in vivo function of aged HSCs, suggesting that the preservation or restitution of bone marrow SNS innervation during aging may hold the potential for new HSC rejuvenation strategies.

We pursue this goal by exemplifying: a model of relationship between attack and intrusion, allowing such quantification; and variations of reliability and availability brought upon by different attack models, replication configurations and rejuvenation strategies.

These characteristics support the use of strategies aimed at controlling NF-κB related inflammation as putative rejuvenation strategies during both normal and pathological aging.

When a patient is considering combining rejuvenation strategies, it is useful to have a patient-reported outcome measure such as HOYS to follow their improvement as well as to indicate to both the patient and practitioner their expected improvement in self-perceived skin age with therapy.

This argument was echoed if not extended by the then new Arts Council chair, Gerry Robinson, in a 1998 lecture in which he celebrated the role of the arts in urban rejuvenation, reskilling, strategies for disablement and even healthcare.

This might be focused on the removal of pigmentation, the correction or minimization of wrinkles and skin folds, or the restoration of lost volume or structure, amongst the myriad of rejuvenation and/or enhancement strategies available to the esthetic physician.

The basis of Bogdanov's theory of blood exchange — in contrast to that of companies such as Ambrosia — was about a voluntary, collective strategy for rejuvenation of the entire human race, not just for those that could pay for it.

14 Soft tissue augmentation and volume correction in these areas is an effective strategy for facial rejuvenation.