Sentence examples for resumption of functioning from inspiring English sources

A resumption of functioning corporate credit markets would be a strong indication that the credit crisis was receding.

Survivability of cells in particular and battery pack in general is crucial for resumption of function of any lunar exploration rover after hibernation at every lunar night.

Increasing evidence indicates that olfactory ensheathing cells (OECs) implanted into spinal cord are found to migrate into the lesion site and induce axons regeneration beyond glial scar and resumption of functions.

Cheyne-Stokes respiration (CSR) is a special form of this disorder, mixed sleep apnoea (MSA), in which there is an initial cessation of breathing of central origin with a collapse of the soft parts of the pharynx, followed by a resumption of function of the respiratory centre, while the upper airway is collapsed.

The lack of functioning schools and continued insecurity have delayed the resumption of the school year, normally scheduled in mid-September.

Survivors experiencing chronic GVHD report impairments related to physical functioning, incomplete resumption of social function, and sexual dysfunction [ 17, 37- 41].

Outdoor walking is particularly suitable for CR not only because it can impose an appropriate and readily modifiable workload and is generally seen as enjoyable, but because it has a crucial function in the resumption of work and daily life.

Most intriguingly, we confirmed that this life-and-death signal reflects the functional integrity of the brain stem, and is vital to the resumption of heart functions in patients rendered cardioplegic during coronary artery bypass grafting procedures [11].

To describe a case of resumption of ovarian function 20 years after chemotherapy-induced ovarian failure.

Much progress has been made in understanding anestrus and the changes that lead to spontaneous resumption of reproductive function.

All these devices could provide only temporary support, and the complete resumption of organ functions cannot be achieved (Thomson et al. 1995).