Sentence examples for restoring for example from inspiring English sources

Results show that KB can act on mitochondrial function, restoring, for example, complex I function, after a pharmacological blocking.

For engineering bone tissue to restore, for example, maxillofacial defects, mechanosensitive cells are needed that are able to conduct bone cell-specific functions, such as bone remodelling.

Terrazzo floors that had been removed at the end of the 20th century were restored, for example, and the white walls that had replaced darker walls in the 1930s were stripped away to recreate the look of the original building.

Exporters' tax rebates have been restored, for example; and new laws on wages, work rules and benefits that added costs a year ago are turning out to be more flexible than they at first appeared.

In Europe, too, thousands of people whose lives could be extended or transformed (by having sight restored, for example) through transplants forfeit the opportunity for want of available organs.Research by the World Health Organisation (WHO) has found that only one in ten people in need of a new kidney, the body part most in demand, manages to get one.

In recent months, the authorities in Xinjiang have let up on some of the harsh security measures they took after the rioting — Internet services have been restored, for example — but officials here still believe they have plenty of reasons to be anxious.

Such drugs, which are currently used over long periods after cardioversion, may only be needed until the physiological action potential duration is restored, for example, during the first few weeks after cardioversion of persistent AF.

The ability of the restored system to withstand power fluctuation is gradually improved due to energized thermal units connecting to the restoring system, for example, the total output power of wind farms is improved at 32 min because of the thermal units in node 37 connected to the restored system.

This is an improvement of five points since 1983, reflecting mixed success in restoring rockfish, for example, even as oysters (2 on the scale) and crabs (46) remain threatened along with underwater grasses (12).

Its interior is full of interest -- the majestic crossing and brilliantly restored chancel, for example.

"Some excavation materials are considered dual use by Israel, so we cannot get the materials needed to clean and restore coins, for example".