Sentence examples for was expected to restore from inspiring English sources

While restoration of the pristine sequence (SupE) was expected to restore full function to gpD, it was somewhat surprising that the substitution of the glutamine, a carboxamide, 146.2 Da, polar neutral a.a. with tyrosine, a bulky (181.2 Da), aromatic and hydrophobic a.a. restored nearly full viability to the λ Dam15 phage.

And this sportsman was expected to restore England's pride.

A passionate speaker with a walrus moustache, he was expected to restore the party's core values.

The government lifted his travel ban so he could go to Spain for an operation that was expected to restore most of it.

Obama was expected to restore an ethical sheen to post-9/11 foreign policy, but he has intensified drone warfare in Yemen and Pakistan, pursued whistle-blowers, and failed to close down Guantánamo.

Mayor Koch had dismissed the previous chief medical examiner, Dr. Elliot M. Gross, for what he called a lack of leadership, and Dr. Hirsch — a forensic pathologist from Chicago who had most recently served as the medical examiner for Suffolk County — was expected to restore order to an office in public disarray.

The speaker will also be expected to restore transparency to the House.

(In response to appeals from GTO enthusiasts, Pontiac is expected to restore hood scoops to future models).

The replacement is expected to restore the long-held conservative majority, whereas Clinton looked set to give liberals the edge.

However, SABMiller is expected to restore some investor confidence next week when it will post its full-year results on Thursday.

Administering chemotherapeutics along with silencing resistance-basis activity using RNA interference (RNAi) is expected to restore the activity of the chemotherapeutic and generate synergistic cancer eradication.