Sentence examples for restored otherwise from inspiring English sources
Sensitive to the fact that the Italians had not respected the territorial borders of the NDH when they sent their column to Gacko, he considered it very important that Croatian military and political prestige be restored, otherwise the Italians might decide to remain in the area rather than withdraw to their garrison near the Adriatic coast.
If these methods are not applicable and nerve continuity cannot be restored otherwise [ 7– 9], nerve transfer techniques are performed.
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On the other hand, technology is not only enabling reinterpretations, but new practices like 3D printing are also helping to restore otherwise irreparable pieces of art like this version of Auguste Rodin's famous Thinker statue.
[ 18] could show that by restoring otherwise deficient levels of IL-10 in steroid resistant asthmatics greatly improved their steroid responsiveness.
In this context, it is also worthwhile to assume that stem cells exhibit enhanced cellular repair capacities, or other still unveiled protective measures, which allow them to efficiently restore otherwise irreparable damages.
We also find that specifically tethering Sir4 directly to Ku-binding-defective telomerase RNA restores otherwise-shortened telomeres to wild-type length.
In fact, low doses of the AVP analogue terlipressin during long-term, hyperdynamic porcine endotoxemia restored this otherwise impaired physiologic adaptation [ 3].
Ten years ago, he founded the Old Appliance Club, a network of those who buy, sell, restore or otherwise relish vintage gadgetry.
They could alternately augment the Clarence's warlike appearance or be hidden to restore her otherwise innocent facade.
"Can society afford to discard the tissues and organs of the hopelessly unconscious patient when they could be used to restore the otherwise hopelessly ill, but still salvageable individual?" he asked.
