Sentence examples for restoring back to from inspiring English sources

As such, many restoration projects have moved away from the idea of restoring back to 'natural' or pre-human states and instead use contemporaneous reference systems as restoration targets [23].

Canceling the operation of a block and restoring back to a known state has different levels and results.

The ESR count which significantly increased in arthritic control group has been remarkably counteracted by SPP, SPE and standard drug Diclofenac sodium, restoring back to near normal thus justifying its significant role in arthritic conditions.

"I feel that even the area where Frank Gehry would like to have his office was originally wetlands and should be restored back to that.

I did a system restore back to when it came in the box, but the ransom screen still covers my home page.

You get a slice of history on the Crown Estate (on a 125-year lease) restored back to its Regency pomp from office use as the HQ of British Land.

"I think the results are lovely," he said, "but after a while it gets tiresome to see everything restored back to this presumed last great moment in Chinese history".

After abundant washing with water, the I-V restored back to the initial neutral conditions.

Surprisingly, the second blackout (more massive) appeared when the grids were almost restored back to normal following the first blackout.

The dye is restored back to its ground state by electron transfer from the redox pair [72].

Not only is the concrete fixed, but it's restored back to its original level of strength.