Sentence examples for traditionally restored as from inspiring English sources

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].

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

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].

Please restore these data sources as soon as possible".

Labour's shadow education secretary, Tristram Hunt, has indicated that the only changes he would make to the exam structure his party would inherit from the Coalition if elected would be to restore the link between AS-levels (traditionally taken at the end of the first year of the sixth form) and A-levels.

Beaumaris was restored to the control of the Bulkeley family, traditionally the constables of the castle, who promptly stripped the castle of any remaining materials, including the roofs, and Conwy was returned to the Conway family, who stripped down the castle for lead and timber, reducing it to a ruin as well.

In the past few months alone regional productions in the Northeast have helped restore human dimensions to characters that have traditionally appeared as billboard-size cartoons.