Sentence examples for vigorous regeneration from inspiring English sources

An image was therefore made that celebrated the maritime and industrial history of Leith and memorialised working-class culture during a time of vigorous regeneration.

The fact that stories could circulate about, and emanate from, people who lived here now, including those I didn't notice, perhaps pointed to a sort of subtle but vigorous regeneration.

The shelterwood method should be considered for forest management of wetlands, since it mitigates water table rise after the first cut and promotes a vigorous regeneration stratum which should also mitigate water table rise following the final cut.

There was the inevitable anxiety that the whole process was going to be a gentrification and all the original Leithers were going to be edged out". An image was therefore made that celebrated the maritime and industrial history of Leith and memorialised working-class culture during a time of vigorous regeneration.

Vigorous regeneration in mouse muscle contributes substantially to the mild phenotype of mdx mice.

However, the iPS group showed significantly more vigorous axonal regeneration.

Adult stem cells not only repair the body but conduct vigorous daily regeneration of its most abraded tissues.

For example, in the mdx mouse, which has vigorous endogenous regeneration, embryonic D16 MAB transplantation produced modest engraftment and dystrophin production (M Sampaolesi and G Cossu, unpublished data).

The bigger trees are more than 100 years old, over 40 metres in height and at least one metre in diameter near the base, and they are supporting vigorous and healthy regeneration.

My postgraduate student Mr Dong's goal is to get these trees back into the landscape, but first he has to find out what conditions support the vigorous growth and regeneration of his species of interest, Hopea odorata (Sao den).

The 1995 Vision Fire in Point Reyes National Seashore burned over 5000 ha, initiating vigorous Pinus muricata (bishop pine) regeneration in areas that were forested prior to the fire but also serving as a catalyst for forest expansion into other locales.