Sentence examples for restoration to normal range from inspiring English sources

We administered a high dose of Vit C (ascorbic acid 1,000 mg/day) for three patients in this group but restoration to normal range was seen in only two patients.

Temperatures and precipitation returned to normal ranges.

The objectives of restoration are to enable the power system to return to normal conditions securely and rapidly, minimize losses and restoration time, and diminish adverse impacts on society.

Compare the temperature to the normal range.

The restoration of glutathione to near normal ranges is hallmark of the present study.

The range of motion in both groups is good at six months; these data are in keeping with other authors, and there is no improvement in recovery in group TKA-MIS, as mentioned in other studies [ 13, 22] where the minimally invasive technique positively contributes to the early restoration of quadriceps strength and a speedy return to normal functioning.

Correction or restoration to the normal trafficking process by TfR may be a strategy that merits exploration and further investigation.

An explanation could be that the corrosion rate of the amalgam restorations was elevated and thus, the gastrointestinal exposure to amalgam corrosion products was higher than normal, although the exposure to mercury vapor derived from amalgam restorations was in the normal range.

The drug worked to perfection, lowering Mr. Russell's intraocular pressure to well within normal range.

used to define the normal range.

This change represented an average restoration of Bohler's angle to 91.4% of normal (range, 67 100%).