Sentence examples for subsequently restored in from inspiring English sources

Perfusion can be subsequently restored in control, but not tumour, venules with L-arginine.

The process of DNA methylation is closely related with gametogenesis, since primordial germ cells (PGCs), when entering the developing gonad, undergo a process of deep decrease of DNA methylation, which will be subsequently restored in the prenatal life in males and during post-natal follicle development in females (Fig.  1) [ 27].

The lipid environment of the surface-anchored membrane protein is subsequently restored by in-situ dialysis of the detergent around the amphiphilic membrane protein.

The Battle of Alexander at Issus and 26 others taken in the 1800 invasion were subsequently restored to the King of Bavaria in 1815.

Near the Sindhia palace is the Mahakala Temple (dedicated to the god Shiva), one of the most sacred Hindu sites in India, which was destroyed in 1235 but subsequently restored.

In the end, she was successful in having her eldest son Charles Louis reinstated as Elector Palatine, and subsequently restored at the Peace of Westphalia in 1648, to his Lower Palatinate lands along the Rhine.

Not much of the original building remains as it was rebuilt in 1636 and subsequently restored.

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

The Bromley parish church was destroyed during the Battle of Britain by German bombing in 1941 but was subsequently restored; it retains its medieval tower.

The barn's southern bay was seriously damaged by fire in 1972 but it was subsequently restored.

As already shown (f.i., [ 18, 91, 92]), these are common in metazoan mitochondrial genomes, with TAA stop codon subsequently restored by post-transcriptional polyadenilation.