Sentence examples for the regain from inspiring English sources
verb
To get back; to recover possession of.
Certainly the performance of the transcontinental freight lines in recent years, and the regain of modal share, are impressive.
The student t-test shows the drop and the regain in the compressive strength is statistically significant (Table 3).
The role of CNTs is evident in increasing the regain in compressive strength as shown in Fig. 4.
The reduced water loss encourages late curing of cement and contributes significantly on the regain in compressive strength.
End-points in experimental studies are frequently the regain of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) and post-arrest brain tissue damage.
Compared with plain mortar, the regain ratios of the compressive strength and water tightness increased 130%and50%0%, respectively.
The hosts regain the ball and push forward.
In this period, protective measures are necessary to help the RECS regain the controllability.
The Yankees regained the lead in the fifth.
The government must regain the initiative.
It's possible the state will regain the upper hand".
