Sentence examples for restoration events from inspiring English sources

Ref. [57] proposes a new method to estimate the recovery time based on machine learning methods applied to previous restoration events.

The interactive mode of system restoration operating conditions, prioritized list of restoration events, and choice of executable event is investigated in [18].

The heterodox hypothesis about the construction of the pyramids in the Old Kingdom of Egypt with cast stone has served as a starting point in the design of several blends of aerial slaked lime mortar for their potential use in restoration events.

One could imagine complex patterns with mismatch repair alternating between conversion and restoration events.

Lolle et al. postulated that these genetic restoration events are the result of a template-directed process that utilizes an ancestral RNA-sequence cache.

Some genetic restoration events in plants and animals are proposed to be the result of a template-directed process that makes use of an ancestral RNA-sequence cache [ 27, 28].

The restoration event itself consisted of a coup d'état in the ancient imperial capital of Kyōto on January 3 , 1868

This is the 4th year in a row our employees are participating in an annual environmental restoration event as part of our company's EarthSmart OutReach program" said FedEx International Government Affairs-LATAM Division Employee and volunteer at the event, Francisco Santeiro.

Heteroduplexes will often contain multiple mismatches that can be repaired to produce either a conversion event or a restoration event (Kirkpatrick et al. 1998).

NPCA will host more than 20 restoration and volunteer events with six coming up this spring.

Dose-limiting toxicity was defined as any grade 3 or 4 adverse event, a rash of grade ≥2, or an immune restoration inflammatory syndrome event; a confirmed increase in plasma HIV RNA levels to >0.75 log10 copies/mL on day 28 or 35; detection of plasma IL-7 neutralizing antibodies at dilutions ≥1 400; any diagnosis of lymphoma; or adenopathy compromising or threatening organ function.