Sentence examples for restore architecture from inspiring English sources

Often therapies provide symptomatic relief but fail to restore architecture.

This paper presents a survey of techniques and technologies that have been proposed over the years either to prevent architecture erosion or to detect and restore architectures that have been eroded.

He hauled 7m trees into the gardens, dug out five artificial lakes and spread his largesse into town, which owes its restored architecture to the baron.

In the A plot, we meet three adult engineers and construction workers who fly their own fish-shaped spaceship from job to job, rebuilding and restoring architecture from their past (which is our distant future).

Luteolin treatment has increased hepatic matrix metalloproteinase-9 levels and metallothionein (MT) I/II expression, eliminated fibrinous deposits and restored architecture of the liver in a dose-dependent manner.

Visitors come for both the magnificently restored architecture and a busy winter calendar, including performances by the Turtle Island Quartet (Feb. 17) and the Cajun masters BeauSoleil Avec Michael Ducet (Feb. 24), as well as weekly live music in the theater's tasteful lobby.

Corneal epithelium showed normal thickness and restored architecture of all layer.

However, NS-018 treatment resulted in a marked reduction in cell invasion and a restored architecture of the spleen.

Histology of the femur head in animals treated with genistein aglycone showed a restored architecture of cortical and trabecular bone with well-organized bone matrix correlating with the enhanced resistance to fracture, observed in femurs subjected to a constant load (P<0.0001 vs OVX).

Initially, the German cultural elite was determined to restore significant architecture, asserting architectural value while avoiding mention of 'Prussian' or 'German' identity.

The goal of tissue or organ regeneration is to completely restore the architecture and function of lost tissues or organs.