Sentence examples for sufficiently restored from inspiring English sources

Perhaps now he will go away, satisfied that this passage has sufficiently restored his fame quotient and television ratings.

In his personal statement Sir Anthony said: "When I returned to this country a month ago I hoped that my health had been sufficiently restored to enable me to carry out my duties effectively for some considerable time.

In normal physiological conditions, they are then lost via apoptosis, generally when the tissue integrity has been sufficiently restored to be mechanically coherent.

As shown in Figure 2c, TNF-α-mediated FLSs proliferation could be sufficiently restored by anti-IL-10, 1-MT and anti-TGF-β1, respectively, suggesting that those soluble factors were the key mediators in UC-MSCs-mediated inhibition.

If perfusion is sufficiently restored in a timely fashion, the affected myocytes continue to utilize the glycolytic pathway, and thus there is a lag period before full restoration of free fatty acid utilization occurs.

"The court of appeals remedy sufficiently restores public confidence in the judicial process," the brief said.

The repair could sufficiently restore the stiffness and static strength for the load cases considered.

Proof of harmlessness beyond a reasonable doubt, however, sufficiently restores confidence in the verdict's reliability that the conviction may stand despite the potentially accuracy impairing error.

Results from this program show that in general plasma expanders such as Ringer's lactate and dextran 70 kDa do not sufficiently restore blood viscosity upon reaching the transfusion trigger, causing microvascular collapse.

The field of mechanical ventricular assistance is littered with novel and unique ideas either based on volume displacement or rotary pump technology, which aim to sufficiently restore cardiac output.

In this paper, we have presented an adaptive multi-frame super-resolution model that sufficiently restores fine image details.