When selecting a cement for all-ceramic restorations, the ability of strengthening the ceramic material is important.
34 In Figs. 8c and 8d, the circularity of the cells has made a significant recovery after 24 h and makes a full recovery after 48 h, indicating that the restoration of HS restores the ability of the cell to sense and respond to an imposed flow vector.
This was confirmed by demonstrating that restoration of sarA function restored the ability to form a biofilm even in the corresponding agr mutants.
The loss and restoration of the ability of S. citri to adhere to tissue-cultured C. tenellus cells was associated with degradation and restoration of P89 (designated SARP1), a spiroplasma membrane protein [ 14].
As knowledge of grassland insect communities is limited, the lag between the initiation of restoration and the ability of these new habitats to contribute to such processes is unclear.
In his investigations of the biochemical actions of suppressor mutations, Yanofsky and his research group studied mutants of the mold Neurospora crassa and found that suppression resulted in the restoration of the ability to form an active enzyme in a mutant that had previously produced an inactive protein.
In reflecting on how people come into therapy in their broken states, whether from early childhood trauma, clinical disorders, external life stressors and the like, I see my job as using the hope God instills in us as Christian therapists to extend this hope, restoration and the ability to reshape people's thoughts, memories, wounds and life stressors.
Complementation of the mutated SpkC, SpkF, and SpkK leads to the restoration of the ability of cells to phosphorylate the GroES.
Restoration of the ability of TMX to activate c-Cbl via the RFC pathway is an attractive target for cancer intervention for multiple reasons.
Pain relief and functional restoration, specifically the ability to achieve an adequate range of motion (ROM), including stair climbing and walking, are important goals of rehabilitation [ 5, 6].
