Sentence examples for restoring conditions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Annan said earlier that "in addition to U.N. efforts, a rapid reaction force may be needed in Sierra Leone as soon as possible to assist in restoring conditions conducive to the resumption of the peace process".

Also model skill in reproducing the observed patterns in nutrients and phytoplankton has been increased due to the restoring conditions for biology set up at the open ocean boundaries of the bay.

Previous work [2], [5], [6] has aimed at restoring conditions to those prevailing one century ago, but none of these studies have combined their findings with optimising the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of detailed measures needed for restoration.

Maxillary implants reflected more bone density rather than mandibular and distal cantilevered implants due to the stresses which may produce more unfavorable bone restoring condition.

The treaties largely restored conditions that had existed before the war.

He had to take great care to restore conditions for a uniform field before he left, said David Hanson, a colleague at the university.

fast-firing, dopaminergic neurons (with their need to rapidly restore conditions after repetitive, sequential firing of action potentials) or #2. the developing mnd2 mouse-pup.

The Afghan and American governments say the road's restored condition is a tangible step toward a self-sufficient Afghanistan.

So much of this original architectural fabric is in place, and in such pristinely restored condition, that it is almost possible to forget what happened across Vesey Street.

If it were in newly restored condition, the agent argued, it would be $3.9 million, like a similar one a few floors up.

Their obscure histories (they were unknown to scholars until the sale was announced in January) and their freshly restored condition made them hot topics of discussion in tribal art, a field considered one of the most rumor-ridden in today's art market.