Sentence examples for repairing gaps from inspiring English sources

Keith's retouching – gently and carefully repairing gaps in the paint – respected this new fullness and liveliness.

Washington is not unusual in this regard — in fact, it has a number of innovative collaborations between the local Department of Mental Health and criminal justice agencies intended to repair gaps between these two systems.

We verified the metabolic reachability of each component within the EcoCyc biomass metabolite set by supplying nutrients representing an aerobic glucose minimal medium and setting the production of each individual metabolite in turn as the optimization goal of MetaFlux, and repaired gaps by means of literature-based manual curation of EcoCyc and expansion of the relevant metabolite sets.

Logistic working groups developed a logistic plan, conducted cold chain assessments, developed a waste management plan, repaired gaps in cold chains where needed, developed tools to help countries to establish cold chain adequacy, developed vaccine and material distribution plans, and identified holding points for vaccines.

Much of the past 18 months has been devoted to repairing the gaps in the euro's original structure of governance.

Their nerve-like structure and incorporation of glial-like cells, which would associate with regenerating axons, may make these novel, stem cell-derived neural conduits an efficacious technology for repairing critical gaps following peripheral nerve injury.

The role of the NHEJ process in HIV replication is suggested to be repairing the gaps in chromosomal DNA left following integration or in circularizing unintegrated vDNA [25], [26], [10] [12].

Conversely; however, the repair gaps have recently been shown to be processed by pol β whereas ligation by ligase III/XRCC1 only takes place following nucleosome disruption [34].

The current microsurgical gold standard for repairing long gap nerve injuries is the autograft.

"We declined all the added stuff like lifetime dent and tear repair, gap insurance and extended warranties," she continued.

According to Rita Haley, president of NOW's New York chapter, the organization agreed to the East Meadow after park officials committed to repairing holes and gaps on its grounds.