Sentence examples for reparation properties from inspiring English sources

Surgical and radiotherapeutic procedures generate irreversible effects on normal tissues, involving injuries on their reparation properties, especially on bone.

Overall, the results show that promoters of numerous genes involved in myogenic, contractile, structural and reparation properties of skeletal muscle were hypomethylated in the active compared with inactive men (Fig. 4 and Supplementary Dataset 2).

The next month, Austrian officials appointed a special envoy, Ernst Sucharipa, to negotiate with the Claims Conference on speedier reparations and property restitution.

36 CE: After a fire breaks out around the Circus and the Aventine hill, the emperor Tiberius pays reparations to property owners out of his own pocket (about 100 million sesterces).

Indeed, he now concludes that the stranded Pakistanis would be better off as naturalized Bangladeshis, especially if they can negotiate a "package deal" with reparations for lost property.

Oskar Helmer, Austria's postwar interior minister, did little to hide his belief that questions over reparation payments and restitution of Jewish property should be drawn out as long as possible.

Michael Sfard, Yesh Din's legal counsel, told reporters here on Friday, "Many Palestinian households now have a valid legal claim against the state of Israel" and can go to court to demand the removal of buildings from their property and reparations for the years the lands could not be used.

Two other funds offer, respectively, reparation for loss of tenancy rights and of property.

The reparation owed to the freed people was their property; it was never in their physical possession of course, but obviously something need not be in your possession to be your property.

The supporting electrolyte concentration ([KCl]) influences the film composition, morphology and optical properties due to the change of species reparation in the solution.

Bayer, a chemical and pharmaceuticals firm, lost U.S. trademark rights to Bayer 75 years ago, when German properties were seized as part of World War I reparations.