Sentence examples for targeted to restore from inspiring English sources

"It's specifically targeted to restore the building".

This isn't a scholarly treatise but a work in progress, ruthlessly targeted to restore its author's depleted fortunes.

Finally, our use of teeth in this study illustrates the potential of stable isotope analysis to trace changes in diets through time, attribute trophic relationships to extinct species where sub-fossil or museum material is available, and identify key prey-predator relationships which may need to be targeted to restore ecosystems.

In fact, the current rationale of AVP use comprises a supplemental infusion, targeted to restore vasopressin levels, simultaneously with catecholamines rather than AVP alone [ 29].

A response targeted to restore homoeostasis in the ER (endoplasmic reticulum), the UPR (unfolded protein response), is one of the best-studied cellular stress responses.

In addition, the current rationale of AVP use comprises a supplemental infusion, targeted to restore vasopressin levels to those comparable with other causes of hypotension, and presents AVP simultaneously with catecholamines rather than using AVP alone [ 13].

During the Summit, the IUCN and Ms Jagger announced pledges of 55 million hectares from United States, Rwanda, El Salvador, Costa Rica, the Brazilian Mata Atlantica Restoration Pact, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Niger, Colombia, Ethiopia and Guatemala, and announced a new restoration target to restore 350 million hectares of land by 2030.

That applies also to the second target: to restore Bosnia's multi-ethnic character by returning refugees to their homes.

This study investigates the mechanisms that are affected in the striatal network after dopamine depletion and identifies potential therapeutic targets to restore normal activity.

This situation prompted the Government to set a target to restore 1.2 million ha of degraded land by 2045 and approved in 2015 a National Strategy for Forest Landscape Restoration.

These findings reveal novel disruptions in glycolipid/ganglioside metabolic pathways in the pathology of HD and suggest that the development of new targets to restore glycosphingolipid balance may act to ameliorate some symptoms of HD.