Sentence examples for restored because of from inspiring English sources

After supplementation with benfotiamine, a derivative of thiamine, TK activity resumed in this model and the proliferation of heart stem cells was restored because of reactivation of the PPP and restoration of the redox state of heart stem cells [ 35].

In Kiev, Ukraine, Prime Minister Yulia V. Tymoshenko was quoted by the national news agency as saying that the transfer of Russian gas to Europe had not been restored because of Russian actions.

When the biothiol introduced the systems, the weak fluorescence would be restored because of "IFE off".

Take, for example, the leverage the private sector has over the public sector in matters of financial regulation: there was the belief, after the financial crisis, that the leverage of the public sector would be restored because of the private sector's fall from grace.

Liver regeneration could only begin once the spermidine levels were restored because of ODC activation.

In one patient from the ORP group, bowel continuity could not be restored because of a persistent intra-abdominal abscess.

Paper based artworks are probably ones of the most difficult materials to restore, because of their complexity and fragile structure.

According to one report, although workers had located the quarry for the travertine that Mies had used, the staggered pattern he devised could not be restored because the pieces of travertine were the wrong size.

Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee who helped broker the change, said Saturday that Nevada would have its full slate of delegates restored because its contest now falls under rules of the party's primary calendar.

The synagogue on the second floor could not be restored because there was no evidence of what it looked like; instead its interior is inspired by other 17th-century Sephardic synagogues.

So I had to cut it out and it couldn't be restored because it was no longer part of my thinking.