Sentence examples for subsequently restore from inspiring English sources

The figure of Osiris, symbolically represented in the play, is then torn to pieces by Seth, after which his remains are gathered by his wife Isis and son Horus, who subsequently restore him to life.

Craniosacral therapy (CST) is an alternative treatment approach, aiming to release restrictions around the spinal cord and brain and subsequently restore body function.

For example, Nabavi and colleagues used an optogenetics technique to erase and subsequently restore selected memories by applying a stimulus via optical laser that selectively strengthens or weakens synaptic connections (Nabavi et al. 2014).

Only one out of five survived ABA1 for 3 days, while 10 out of 10 survived ABA2 for 3 days and could subsequently restore their body weight and circadian rhythm.

Access to the coastal zone is therefore of major importance to both herders and reindeer alike, as the short period at the coast allows herders to rest and reindeer to graze without insect stress and subsequently restore body and fat reserves during summer (Gerhart et al. 1996).

Deconjugation can subsequently restore free ACC levels to avoid depletion.

Its buildings were subsequently restored.

The licence was subsequently restored, but the business was unable to avoid going into administration.

The library was again destroyed by fire during the German invasion in 1940 but was subsequently restored.

During World War II, the city suffered heavy damage, but the many historic buildings were subsequently restored.

British film-maker Kevin Brownlow saw a version as a schoolboy and subsequently restored the film to close to its original length from various prints.