Sentence examples for restoring form from inspiring English sources

It is at this early stage of the healing process that the fate of scarring (mainly repairing by creating a replacement tissue) and regeneration (restoring form and function) seems to be determined.

It was reissued in restored form on DVD in 1996.

In "Where I'm Calling From," a volume of new and selected stories that Mr. Fisketjon helped edit and that was published the year Carver died, three of the stories that had appeared in "What We Talk About" — "So Much Water So Close to Home," "The Bath" (retitled "A Small, Good Thing") and "Distance" — appeared in restored form.

A regenerative process leading to bone formation with restored form/ function if successful.

In pediatric patients with ED, using prostheses to restore form and function can be a challenge.

Regenerative medicine aims to restore form and function to aged, injured, and diseased tissues.

Nasal surgery is a constellation of operations that are intended to restore form and function to the nose.

Current treatment of neoplastic disease that involves the external female genitalia aims to achieve local disease control, but not to restore form and function of these organs.

Following injury, many tissues have the capacity to repair the damage – and restore form and function – by deploying cellular and molecular mechanisms reminiscent of developmental programs.

The infant born with a cleft presents the reconstructive surgeon with a uniquely difficult surgical challenge— one that requires both aesthetic sense and technical skill to restore form and function.

Ischemia is a major factor contributing to failure of skin flap surgery, which is routinely used for coverage of wounds to prevent infection and to restore form and function.