Sentence examples for strong restoration from inspiring English sources

In many areas, weed control along with strong restoration programs for sage, bunchgrasses, and herbs are needed to prevent dominance by invasive weeds (Davies et al. 2012).

Whether this observation is specific to SYNERGY or will be observed elsewhere is unclear; in any case, it may reveal the importance of important features largely ignored until now, such as a high proportion of noninfectious virus or a strong restoration of the immune response, is not known.

Although not tested in the present study, this might result in a stronger restoration of the SF-derived T cell hyporesponsiveness.

Contrasting with patterns documented elsewhere, resident but not migratory species declined, with this trend strongest in restoration plantings.

Our experiment illustrated that natural selection can play a strong role in restoration projects, and that small, early flowering plants were the most successful at establishing at two restoration sites in this arid system.

Smith noted that he and his small team have to accommodate what the auditoriums want, and his fine arts background makes him widely sought after by purists because of his strong attention to restoration of the ornamentation on the instrument.

A narrowing of the gap between the expectations set by offset policies and the practice of offsetting is urgently required and we urge the development of stronger links between restoration ecologists and those who make policies that are reliant upon restoration science.

He has overseen the development of strong institutions with the restoration of parliament, the formation of a legal political opposition, and a dynamic press.

Once the Meiji Restoration established strong central government beginning in 1868, Japan became the first non-Western state to launch a crash program of industrialization.

The remaining tooth structure is sufficiently strong to support the restoration and not likely to fail under normal occlusal load.

We found a strong correlation between the restoration of normal anatomy (congruity of the subtalar joint, Bohler's angle, calcaneal height and width, as assessed radiologically) and a satisfactory functional outcome.