'restore information' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe the process of recovering or regaining data or information that was lost or deleted. For example, "The IT department is working to restore information that was lost due to a system failure."
Firefox 3.5 also remembers what you've entered into web forms before you close the browser window, restoring information that you've entered should you re-visit the page.
Exclude the incorrectly restored information.
The CNC as the name suggests is equipped with computers that help in organizing and restoring information to attain high accuracy and speed in part production.
As mentioned in previous section, MRI consists of delicate structural details, for which MSE is not sufficient to quantify the restored information.
Reconstruction and pseudo-missing-validation. Reconstruct tilt series into a 3D volume with an iterative procedure of fidelity preservation and prior sparsity restriction, and evaluate the restored information with pseudo-missing-validation. Verification filtering.
Step 3 Reconstruction and pseudo-missing-validation. Reconstruct tilt series into a 3D volume with an iterative procedure of fidelity preservation and prior sparsity restriction, and evaluate the restored information with pseudo-missing-validation. Step 4 Verification filtering.
When applying K-Means clustering algorithm, the only information used to restore data are the direct observations whereas no prior information about classes are considered.
Recently, the iterative compressed-sensing optimized non-uniform (ICON) reconstruction (Deng et al. 2016) method demonstrated that CS can restore missing information in noisy cryoET data of both cells and isolated macromolecules, thereby minimizing missing wedge artifacts and yielding measurably better reconstructions than WBP.
The Microsoft servers mainly assist users by keeping a copy of their data so that, if necessary, the server can restore the information.
