Sentence examples for restoration pattern from inspiring English sources

It appears, therefore, that in this selected group a single ART training course had resulted in a sustained shift in the restoration pattern, particularly in primary teeth; from predominantly conventional restorative treatment, using rotary instruments, to ART.

Differences in soil environments, and runoff and soil loss production capacity for micro-surfaces regulates water and materials redistribution, which emphasizes the importance in designing vegetation restoration pattern.

In addition to monitoring the performance of the vegetation following restoration, patterns of recolonisation of the vertebrate and invertebrate fauna have been monitored (Nichols and Nichols2003).

At the same time, the spatio-temporal differences in fragmentation and restoration patterns and trends between natural forests and plantations were further compared.

The MRF model uses Markov chains to describe the properties of an image, and it is often used in the field of information science for image restoration and pattern recognition (Geman and Geman 1984; Li 2009; Tanaka 2002).

Despite assumptions of a rapid restoration of normal patterns of regulation after weaning, our data show that in the early period following withdrawal of the litter, both basal and stress-induced HPA activity show marked adaptation of regulatory mechanisms with a dissociation between these modes of secretion (ie, basal hypoactivity and stress hyperactivity).

In the earlier period of the Restoration these patterns were large, but toward the end of the century they grew smaller and more intricate, leading eventually to the type of marquetry made up of numerous small scrolls and called seaweed marquetry.

After the Restoration, the patterns became ever more fanciful and exuberant.

Because Rf1 is a gene for male-fertility restoration, expression patterns of these genes in anthers helps narrow down the coding region of Rf1.

The restoration of normal gait pattern was taken as an indication for the restoration of function of the operated limb and the absence of implant complications.

Moreover, restoration of normal methylation patterns occurs with maternal supplementation of genistein or methyl donors including folate, choline, betaine, and vitamin B12[ 17, 20].