Sentence examples for stage to restore from inspiring English sources

A mutual solvent ethylene glycol monobutyl ether (EGMBE) was included in the after-flush stage to restore the formation wettability and to reduce the surface tension of the returning spent acids Sutton and Lasater (1972).

The world will focus on Japan, and Japan will have an extraordinary opportunity on the world stage to restore prestige lost through years of its stagnate economy and reduced global leadership.

Moderate Chileans reasoned that the military dictatorship would be just a brief transitional stage necessary to restore functional democracy to Chile.

After TCP stage, DREB2A keeps steadily activated; until HP stage, it begins to restore to their basal level of activity.

The former emperor would eventually be forced to commit suicide under the orders of Kublai's great-great grandson, Gegeen Khan, out of fear that Emperor Gong would stage a coup to restore his reign.

So passionate was the response to the comics poll in Dallas, particularly among longtime readers, that late last month the paper staged a runoff to restore one of the fallen dozen.

He was one of the first modern directors to introduce productions in the round on an arena stage in an effort to restore intimacy between the actors and the audience.

They become inseparable companions and then seeming rivals for the hand of Olivia until the presto change of Shakespeare's stage magic is able to restore "Cesario" to her woman's garments and thus present to Orsino the flesh-and-blood woman whom he has only distantly imagined.

Revascularization procedures are used to treat more advanced stages of the disease to restore blood to the affected tissue.

This staged technique was designed to restore medial meniscus-like biologic tissue in a symptomatic patient following arthroscopic subtotal meniscectomy with a significant loss of the peripheral meniscus rim.

Treatment soon after injury and in the subacute stage focuses on functional rehabilitation to restore normal strength and biomechanics to the injured part.