Sentence examples for returns to normal functioning from inspiring English sources

Scans show that, once treatment is complete, the brain's threat mechanism returns to normal functioning.

After a certain period following the administration of a drug, the function of drug-target molecule returns to normal functioning status.

Hoge et al. [ 13] argue whether resilience can be measured by a set of questions at a single point in time, as opposed to observing the subject during a stressful experience and then determining how well the person returns to normal functioning.

If the UPR has been successful, the ER returns to normal function and the cell survives.

The approach proved remarkably successful, as people rose from their deathbeds to return to normal, functioning lives.

At four-month follow up, teachers stated that after the one treatment session all but two children returned to normal functioning.

But by far the most common response was resilience: the majority of those who had just suffered from one of the most painful experiences of their lives never lapsed into serious depression, experienced a relatively brief period of grief symptoms, and soon returned to normal functioning.

Patient satisfaction with migraine treatment requires the rapid onset of pain relief, early complete relief, sustained pain freedom, relief of associated symptoms, consistent pain relief across attacks, the absence of side effects, a fast return to normal functioning and reduced disruption of daily activities [8].

It can take up to a year for the areas of the brain responsible for impulse control and emotion regulation to return to normal functioning.

"It was quite encouraging for us, because it means that children who are bullied, they might have the chance to return to normal functioning over time," says co-author and University College London researcher Tabea Schoeler.

For most, their bodies return to normal functioning soon afterward, and even though they may experience serious distress in the short term, they will be able to recover and return to life as it was before.