Sentence examples for total regeneration from inspiring English sources

The animal survived, the wound was completely closed, and total regeneration of the skin was obtained without much scarring.

This paper presents a design method of irregular pitch end mills, which ensures robust suppression of total regeneration in milling.

This method can quantify total regeneration heat as well as breakdown of regeneration heat consisted of the heat of CO2 dissociation, the sensible heat of solution and the latent heat of condensed water simultaneously.

This piece of research is not immediately going to lead to new options for the dentist, but the researchers say it could lead to further studies towards "the final dream of total regeneration of human teeth for clinical therapy".

His goal was a total regeneration of magic, transforming it into a science that would enable the magus, or learned practitioner of magic, to perform marvelous works that would contribute to the welfare of humanity (Kavey 2010).

Total regeneration was gauged by a percent regeneration metric.

c Total ATP regeneration flux.

The patient may suffer a temporary nerve function loss and be able to regain total nerve regeneration.

To date, none of the enriched cells used for in vivo assays has developed into an entire functional prostate, demonstrating that although these enriched cells have stem-like qualities they do not possess all the unique properties required for total organ regeneration.

For cofactor regeneration, total turnover number (TTN) of the cofactor is defined as the number of moles of product formed from per mole of cofactor during the course of a complete reaction (Liu and Wang 2007).

In contrast to removal of a part of limb or tail (total removal disallows regeneration), the lens can be removed in its entirety.