For the next 18 months, she filled her days with family, friendship and adventure, some of it flying in the face of medical advice – a clamber down to Wreck Beach near Vancouver destroyed muscles that wouldn't regenerate: "I don't regret it; not for a second".
Jones said the reef was fine, and that it would regenerate.
To aid the conservation of T. lamproides the managing authority planned to retain a "biodiversity spine" (i.e. a string of contiguous coupes (logging units) that would be regenerated to native forest rather than converted to plantation) within areas earmarked for major plantation development.
Hence, in the present study, under the assumption that FGF-2 would regenerate both hard and soft tissues, the rate of increase in alveolar bone height was established as the most important outcome measure.
Minutes later, when his teammates pushed the margin to 21 without him, Ewing began to mellow out and focus on the ice packs that would comfort and regenerate his knees for tonight's contest in Orlando, Fla.
Gen Houghton said he could not "absolutely confirm" that al-Baghdadi was in the convoy, but warned that the terror group's leadership would "regenerate" regardless of his fate.
Scientists at first voiced expectations that the dwarf pitch pine forest would regenerate, mostly from seeds left by the destroyed trees.
Thus, the focus on tissue engineering points to the use of structures used to repair injured tissue or tissue with structural malformations and also reinforce and, in certain cases, organize regenerating tissue that would work as a scaffolding to restore or regenerate the damaged tissue [ 4].
Unfortunately, no currently available grafting biomaterials can substitute the bones' mechanical function, illustrating yet unmet medical need that would entirely substitute and regenerate a damaged tissue or organ.
