Sentence examples for restored lower from inspiring English sources

Fig. 2 The restored lower jaw of the fossil primate A. longicristatus based upon multiple specimens (from Seiffert et al. 2009) Fig. 3 The results of a cladistic analysis of 360 traits across 117 living and extinct primate species.

Proving nature's powers of rejuvenation, more than 1,000 wild Chinook salmon returned to the restored lower stretch of the river last fall.

Restoring Lower Manhattan will require an aggressive program to lure new knowledge-based industries that can drive economic growth.

President Obama signed a measure into law on Friday to restore lower interest rates for student loans.

This should ignite a new resolve among political, business and civic leaders to take the first small but critical steps on the road to restoring Lower Manhattan.

But there has been far too little discussion of what it will take to restore Lower Manhattan as an economic engine.

Public Advocate Mark Green and Bronx Borough President Fernando Ferrer met in their first runoff debate last night, and responded to questions about how they would restore Lower Manhattan and balance the budget.

A model of his plan was dramatically unveiled, praised by Gov. George E. Pataki as "an emotional protection of the site of ground zero itself" and by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg as restoring "lower Manhattan to its rightful place in the world".

Negotiators from both parties started the day with high hopes that a deal could be struck next week to restore lower student loan rates — but only after Senate Democrats retreated on their position that subsidized loan rates be locked in for at least another year and not subjected to market forces.

3.39 3.2025.89 2030 2.57 2025 2030 11 Health, medical care and life Sciences Treatments for restoring lower limb functions that were lost due to spinal cord injuries by using walking-support robots.

The eight-plate hemiepiphysiodesis method is often preferred for pediatric angular deformity correction as a low-invasive method to restore lower limb realignment [28, 29, 30, 31].