Sentence examples for restore associated from inspiring English sources

Once indigenous peoples' resource use and management systems are disrupted, how can they revive important cultural practices and restore associated habitats?

To reactivate a Historical project or team, simply remove the {{Nfd}} template, restore associated templates to their appropriate categories and promote the project or team once again.

Thus, the ability to uptake the radioiodine was partially restored, associated to a high rate of efflux.

For example, an important component of JSJ is the use of mudras (finger holds) to restore disharmonies associated with illness (Hirschi 2000).

Previous studies suggest that enhancement of central cholinergic neurotransmission can improve cognitive performance and restore impairments associated with reduced NMDAR signaling.

Therefore, the rate of work done (power) by the restoring force (associated with the NPs-induced electric field) can be expressed by Eq. 16.

At some temperature there ceases to be a restoring force associated with that particular set of atomic displacements, since the potential well changes from having a symmetric minimum corresponding to the atomic positions at room temperature to having a symmetric double minimum.

After the alternating incident electric field of the EMF displaces the free electrons of charge (q) in the NPs, storing energy in them, an opposing restoring force associated with Eint would set in and dissipate some of the acquired energy during restoration.

Processing methods include filtering GRACE data to reduce noise [ Swenson and Wahr, 2006] and later restoring the associated lost signal over a specific region by scaling the data correctively [ Velicogna and Wahr, 2006].

We showed that AAV-mediated transgene expression was efficiently induced in the midbrain SN over a prolonged period (at least 6 months) and that combined Nurr1 + Foxa2 transgene expression strongly protected mDA neurons from MPTP neurotoxin and restored behaviors associated with nigrostriatal DA neurotransmission.

With this in mind our laboratory, over last two decades, has been searching for a non-pharmacologic alternative to manage pain and restore lost function associated with acute, subacute and chronic stages of various injuries and conditions, as well as pain and lost function associated with postoperative recovery and rehabilitation.