Sentence examples for usually reestablished from inspiring English sources

Consistently, the use of antibiotics in infants is associated with the decreased number of the antiobesogenic Bifidobacteria and Bacteroides, and after antibiotic treatment there is a slow regrowth of Bifidobacteria, whereas Bacteroides spp. are not usually reestablished (38).

Normal blood flow can usually be reestablished by surgery.

During this process, called involution, the excess muscle mass of the pregnant uterus is reduced, and the lining of the uterus (endometrium) is reestablished, usually by the third week.

Workaday routine was reestablished quickly.

(The society was not reestablished until 1814).

General peace was reestablished in Europe.

The first Carolingians reestablished the ecclesiastical hierarchy.

The university (1623 1810) was reestablished in 1962.

Finally, he reestablished his influence in Germany.

Normality was reestablished within a few days.

The Latin patriarchate was reestablished in 1847.