Sentence examples for traditionally restored from inspiring English sources

Endodontically treated teeth are traditionally restored with a crown to prevent fracture.

The shape of the skull is traditionally restored as wider and shorter than that of Plateosaurus, but this appearance may be due just to differential crushing experienced by the various specimens.

Silymarin has been found cure numerous liver disorders as it has traditionally restored the efficacy of liver function and regeneration of hepatic cells [ 39].

It compared the structural integrity and fracture mode of teeth restored with traditionally and minimally prepared resin bonded CAD/CAM crowns fabricated from the same material hypothesizing that teeth restored with minimal resin bonded crowns would demonstrate the same fracture strength to teeth restored with traditional resin bonded crowns.

Lumbar fusion is traditionally used to restore stability after wide surgical decompression for spinal stenosis.

Various types of grafts have been traditionally used to restore damaged bones.

Treatments in traumatic brain injury have traditionally focussed on restoring and maintaining adequate brain perfusion, surgically evacuating large haematomas where necessary, and preventing or promptly treating oedema.

Treatments in TBI have traditionally focussed on restoring and maintaining adequate brain perfusion, surgically evacuating large haematomas where necessary, and preventing or promptly treating oedema [ 3].

Jon and Angela Holt, partners in both marriage and a small public relations firm, cannot pump water from their well until power is restored, a service traditionally late in arriving to the area.

Traditionally, the displaced capsulolabral complex is restored and firmly attached to the glenoid by placing multiple suture anchors individually from a 5- to 3-o'clock position.

Traditionally, twist drills are reconditioned by thinning the web so the correct chisel edge length is restored.