Thus, in the case of disc regeneration, the high-signal intensity in the T2-wi is restored, reflecting restoration of proteoglycan and water content [ 34].
The significantly promoted fungi in soils under P. australis of the restoration zone reflected the necessity of decomposers of the increased surface plant residues after restoration, which in turn contributed to the organic residues accumulation in soils and large aggregates formation by fungal hyphae.
The play was to be modeled on 17th century English Restoration comedies, reflecting their interlocking, ribald plots that lampooned the social classes.
We quantitatively meta-analyzed the results of 54 studies of how restoration actions reflecting the two contrasting strategies of land sparing and land sharing affect levels of biodiversity and ES in a wide variety of agroecosystems in 20 countries.
"The Religious Freedom Restoration Act reflects federal law, as well as law in 30 states nationwide," Pence wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed this week.
5) The figure of the ecological restoration correctly reflects the authors' most plausible interpretation.
Here, we were able to demonstrate a higher restoration force reflecting a higher stiffness and an increased susceptibility to passive-stretch-induced ruptures of muscle fibers from both genotypes.
Restorations inevitably reflect their own time, and the original Colonial Williamsburg could be described as Virginia in the 1770's, seen through the lens of the 1930's.
One reader reflected on Restoration as a novel that might really have been about the 1980s, the time in which it was written.
And what some residents of the city see as gentrification, Mayor Landrieu sees as restoration and the resilience reflected in New Orleans's optimistic slogan.
