Sentence examples for restored length from inspiring English sources

The distant whistle of a steam train carries across from the restored length of the Lynton-Barnstaple railway, and rocky Heddon's Mouth is enveloped in sea mist as rolls of cloud bring in a bout of rain.

The lengths of individual thrust slices are added up and the total restored length is compared with the present length of the section and thus the percentage of shortening across the thrust belt can be calculated.

Fingertip injuries are extremely common in children, and severe trauma with pulp loss requires soft-tissue reconstruction to restore length, bulk, and sensibility.

Complications of an equinus contracture at the ankle and a caves foot are preventable and demonstrate the need to restore length early prior to musculo-tendinous units becoming contracted.

Furthermore, the ability to reduce fracture gaps by adjusting the telescopic body (Fig. 6) in comminuted distal tibial fractures may be complemented by fracture callotasis techniques, thereby restoring length and decreasing the need for bone grafting.

In conclusion, we report a case of congenital pseudarthrosis of the radius treated by excision of the sclerotic bone ends, internal fixation with DCP and iliac strut graft to restore length of the radius.

If the "old fracture ends" can be recognized, these can also be used as a guide to restore length.

Plate osteosyntheses has the advantage of restoring length and alignment anatomically, and mechanically it is the strongest implant.

However, treatment with Y27632 restored axonal length in p110δ KI neurons to the lengths seen in WT neurons (Figure 6D).

Overexpression of the M1 or M87 spastin isoforms restored neurite length, branching, numbers of primary neurites and reduced swellings in SPG4 neuronal cells.

Critically, heterosis restored sperm length in the male progeny of crosses between such old inbred strains, suggesting that this simple genetic process could be used to create enhanced hybrid males with generally improved reproductive phenotypes (Baeshen et al. 2014).