Sentence examples for restored numbers from inspiring English sources
The City Opera production is based on the 1973 version but expanded musically, both in terms of restored numbers and the orchestration: it was for 26 pieces in 1956, 13 in 1973 and 52 in 1982.
The newly replicating viruses were now found to possess restored numbers (>22) of N-glycosylation sites (Fig. 8).
Also, disease remission in RA patients is associated with restored numbers of peripheral blood plasmacytoid dendritic cells that are implicated in the maintenance of tolerance through the induction of IL-10 secreting IL-10 secreting.
The restored number "was a total shock," says Persis Drell, director of SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in Menlo Park, California.
Planting introduced colonisers (D 14, D 32 in Manual 4) could help local species to regenerate naturally (D 2 in Manual 4), by restoring numbers of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi.
However, oligodendrogenesis, as determined by bromo-deoxyuridine (BrdU) positive oligodendrocytes, restored oligodendrocyte numbers by 7 dpi, revealing that proliferating OPCs differentiated into new oligodendrocytes after ISH.
Interestingly, type 1 IFN signaling blockade in diabetic mice significantly restored the numbers of splenic CD8 + T cells by restoring free radical, pro-inflammatory cytokine and IL-7 levels.
The semistaged program promises readings from memoirs, restored musical numbers and, one can hope, a sensibility that moves beyond nostalgia to recover a cultural moment often evoked but seldom appreciated on its own terms.
Lithium treatment restored healthy numbers of dendritic spines in mice engineered to carry a genetic mutation that is relatively common in people with autism, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder.
Crossing Mst1 transgenic mice (Mst1 Tg) with Mst1−/− mice reduced ROS levels and restored normal numbers of peripheral naïve T cells in Mst1 Tg;Mst1−/− progeny.
Thus, reinstating Csf-1r signaling during larval development had partially restored macrophage numbers within 3 days.
