Sentence examples for restored table from inspiring English sources
In Danbury, Ed O'Connell, the owner of Time After Time, an antique billiard table store, said that a restored table rarely spends much time on his showroom floor because the demand by homeowners is so great.
When these mutations were complemented by expressing pilA or omcZ on a plasmid, wild type levels of current production were restored (Table 4).
At his local hospital, it was determined that normal whole blood cells counts were restored (Table 1); the abdominal ultrasound showed the spleen was 3 cm below the costal edge and the number of CD4+ T lymphocytes were up to 330/µL.
When a new query is submitted, tables involved in the query but not yet in the DBMS will be restored: tables are created, and data are loaded to these newly-created tables.
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The absence of these two proteins also restored growth (Table 1).
Utility scores were calculated based on patient-reported outcomes data from RESTORE (table 2), in which patients completed the EuroQoL (EQ-5D) questionnaire at baseline and months 3, 6 and 12. Individual EQ-5D health scores were converted into utility scores using preferences from a UK population survey; 14 mean utility scores were calculated for each health state (table 1).
Then, several years ago, a few sleekly restored chairs, tables and bookcases started turning up at auction, and were soon commanding six-figure prices.
Study results indicated that there were great difference (P < 0.05) in the vegetation characteristics between natural wetlands, degraded wetlands and the restored wetlands (Tables 1, 2; Figs. 2, 3).
When the mothers eventually vacated the table, a cleanup crew, similar to the one in Baltimore, set to work with broom, mop and cloths, restoring the table to a presentable state before the next group of diners could be seated.
Interestingly, subsequent Stat3 inhibition with CPA7 or shRNA did not restore GJIC (Table 1,B).
