Sentence examples for restoring a more from inspiring English sources
Now experts believe it is on its way back north, restoring a "more usual summer pattern".
Traditional approaches to the treatment of craniosynostosis have employed complex surgical remodeling of the skull vault and facial deformities all aimed at increasing the amount of intracranial volume and restoring a more normal craniofacial appearance.
Whether it takes the form of the Christian right in the United States or Salafist purity in the Muslim world, fundamentalism is not about restoring a more authentic and deeply spiritual religious experience.
There is a clear trend towards approaches that attempt to restore pre-development flow-regimes and water quality, with an increasing recognition that restoring a more natural water balance benefits not only the environment, but enhances the liveability of the urban landscape.
State officials say that despite financing challenges, they have made significant progress acquiring land, building filter marshes south of Lake Okeechobee and restoring a more natural water flow to the Kissimmee River, south of Orlando, which is the headwater of the Everglades ecosystem.
According to Robert Roth, music director at St. James the Less and composer of one of the new hymns that have been added, most of the musical editing reflects a return to the original source, "restoring a more authentic form" to hymns that became altered over time.
Deep brain stimulation restored a more normal postural sway and levodopa increased sway abnormalities.
"It could take years to restore a more normal trade balance," he said.
The aim is to slowly restore a more natural and native habitat around these trees.
"We want to restore a more demonstrative, open, all-encompassing experience".
Instead, the Pope has been quietly moving to restore a more moderate tone to the church.
