Sentence examples for restored into the from inspiring English sources

"It tells them that health is being restored into the market," Ms. Krosby said.

However, the peak of graphite oxide in composite disappears, the reason why it may be restored into the graphene.

"We had an old barn on campus that had been restored into the student center," he said.

It was restored into the system in 1995, from the county line to I-55/US I-55/US 51

The cleaved DNA strand was isolated by 8% denaturing PAGE, eluted from the gel, precipitated with ethanol and restored into the self-cleaving construct by DNA phosphorylation followed by DNA ligation, as described above.

The old buildings, Ottoman and French Colonial, have now been meticulously restored into one of the most gorgeous downtowns anywhere.

One of five so-called wonder theaters built by Loew's — sister theaters in Jersey City and elsewhere have been converted into churches or restored into entertainment spaces — the 68,000-square-foot Kings featured vaudeville acts and a pipe organ before moving exclusively to movies.

During the bouncing, the incident kinetic energy is transferred into deformation energy (stored on the surface for the case of liquid drops or in the bulk for the case of solid particles) and then restored into kinetic energy allowing the particle to leave or not the wall.

We assume that if the loop conformation of helix H5, as revealed in the F86YF87Y structure, was not restored into a helical structure at the appropriate time, the solvent-accessible di-iron center may become unstable.

Our data demonstrated that Bacteroides- Prevotella group, Clostridium cluster XI, Clostridium cluster I, and Enterococcus were restored into normal level in the C. butyricum group, while only Bifidobacterium and Enterococcus reversed in the B. infantis group.

This ceremony often lasts for days, depending upon the severity of the offense, and at the end, when the circle is broken, a closing ritual occurs, and the accused is symbolically - and literally - restored, back into the fullness of the community.