Sentence examples for that could be restored from inspiring English sources

They hope to find items that could be restored or provide information for the building's restoration.

The experts hope to find items that could be restored or provide information for the building's restoration.

In contrast, securin morpholino knockdown specifically induced loss of sister attachment, that could be restored by securin cRNA rescue.

Arabidopsis pete1 and pete2 mutants showed ROS-sensitive phenotypes that could be restored by expression of SsPETE2 or AtPETEs.

In the process he expanded the golf course to 18 holes, tracked down original artwork and library books (there were at one time 3,000 leather-bound volumes), and made sure that everything that could be restored to the original was.

I don't think it's fair or appropriate that we would take from somebody something that could be restored to them, that the nation would be better to have them in possession of all their rights".

"People familiar with the meeting said that Mr. Obama pressed Republicans to reopen the government, and that Republicans raised the possibility that financing could be restored by early next week if terms for broad budget negotiations could be reached".

We also show that SSc fibroblasts have decreased levels of PP2A and that this could be restored by blockade of autocrine TGFβ signaling, suggesting that negative regulation of the PP2A catalytic subunit gene expression may be a physiological mechanism by which sustained ERK1/2 phosphorylation occurs in SSc.

Mr. Dagli, the Turkish Cypriot from Famagusta, who is part of a group promoting reconciliation, said he hoped that economics would trump nationalism and that Varosha could be restored to Greek Cypriot control.

The utility said it needed to do that to try to prevent damage to equipment stored underground so that power could be restored more quickly after the storm.

It must be stressed that the monitoring campaign was short but, we think, significant and useful for the purpose of this work that is the overall study of a peculiar and interesting artefact with the hope that it could be restored and conserved in the most appropriate way.