Sentence examples for the regain of from inspiring English sources

Certainly the performance of the transcontinental freight lines in recent years, and the regain of modal share, are impressive.

In the presence of PLP, the apomonomer of the triple mutant undergoes a biphasic process: the fast phase represents the formation of an inactive PLP-bound monomer, while the slow phase depicts the monomer-monomer association that parallels the regain of transaminase activity.

End-points in experimental studies are frequently the regain of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) and post-arrest brain tissue damage.

For example, the independent evolution of ultra-violet sensitivity in the opsins of some birds, amphibians and mammals, might have arisen to improve visual contrast detection and avoid UV damage, while the regain of UV vision in some birds has been linked to migration behaviour triggered by day length [18].

113 Thus, both training modalities prevented the regain of VAT.

Main outcome was the regain of independence in basic mobility, defined as.

Activity was monitored over several days and the final regain of G6PD activity is recorded.

Compared with plain mortar, the regain ratios of the compressive strength and water tightness increased 130%and50%0%, respectively.

The regaining of discipline by the bowlers was integral to England's position.

He warned that "geopolitical tensions at our eastern and southern borders is hampering the regaining of confidence".

It's not the magic or the mysticism of the crucifixion or the resurrection that has anything to do with the regaining of paradise here.