Sentence examples for restoration to full function from inspiring English sources
Manipulations aimed at selective reduction of dysfunctional cells or their restoration to full function may be other options.
A recent policy memorandum drafted in response to Congressional concerns [ 26] "provides guidance on deployment... for military personnel who experience psychiatric disorders" and states that "diagnosed conditions that are not amenable or anticipated not amenable to treatment and restoration to full functioning within one year of treatment should generally be considered unfitting.... .......
Because a tooth that needs a root canal often is one that has a large filling or extensive decay or other weakness, a crown, crown and post or other restoration often needs to be placed on the tooth to protect it, prevent it from breaking and restore it to full function.
While restoration of the pristine sequence (SupE) was expected to restore full function to gpD, it was somewhat surprising that the substitution of the glutamine, a carboxamide, 146.2 Da, polar neutral a.a. with tyrosine, a bulky (181.2 Da), aromatic and hydrophobic a.a. restored nearly full viability to the λ Dam15 phage.
Regeneration of neuronal circuits cannot be successful without restoration of full function, including recovery of behavioral plasticity, which we have found is delayed after regeneration of specific synapses.
The emphasis is not on the full restoration to the premorbid level of function but rather the optimization of quality of life for those not able to achieve full restoration.
While advances in technology and medicine have improved both longevity and quality of life in patients living with a spinal cord injury, restoration of full motor function is not often achieved.
Due to irreversible changes in landscape settings, hydrology, soil and trophic conditions, a full restoration to natural mires is unlikely.
They were committed to conserving the remains, rather than a full restoration to navigable standards.
This procedure led to full restoration of a palpable radial pulse in a short time.
