Sentence examples for unexpected regeneration from inspiring English sources

Both movies take as their heroes broken-down Americans, hired by the Japanese, who find unexpected regeneration in opening themselves to Japan.

While initially citing Hazumu's change as an accident, Hitoshi later realizes this was an unexpected result of the regeneration process.

The changes in the expression of genes associated with pancreatic regeneration were unexpected findings from the samples of these subjects with T2D.

A contribution of thyroid hormones to the regulation of NOS activity during liver regeneration was unexpected, and this finding underlines the value of studying liver regeneration in whole animals.

The evidence that expression of interferon α mRNA was decreased 5 of 7 patients undergoing HDIT/HCT combined with the unexpected observation of vascular regeneration suggest that an antiangiogenic state may have been reversed by this treatment.

The context-dependent activation of ARF did not affect growth and development but inhibited regeneration, an unexpected distinct tumor suppressor response to regenerative versus developmental environments.

Therefore, it was a rather unexpected finding that even complete regeneration of the bony structures of the nasal cavity could be observed in pigs which had received a B. bronchiseptica and toxigenic P. multocida combined challenge in spite of the fact that severe turbinate atrophy was seen in most of the infected animals at 25 and 32 days after the first infection.

In studies of C. elegans, Pinan-Lucarre et al. uncovered unexpected roles for apoptotic proteins in promoting neuronal regeneration that might be conserved across species.

Chera, S. et al. Apoptotic cells provide an unexpected source of Wnt3 signaling to drive hydra head regeneration.

However, we observed an unexpected convergence of expression profiles by 48 hours of regeneration between these two contrasting scenarios.

In particular, the availability of genetically modified mice and their use in liver regeneration studies has unraveled novel and often unexpected functions of growth factors, cytokines and their downstream signalling targets in liver regeneration.