Sentence examples for was regained to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was regained to" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect construction, as "regain" typically does not take "to" in this context. Example: "The territory was regained after years of conflict."
Expression of contractile proteins, including smooth muscle myosin and smoothelin, was lost by cultures grown on two-dimensional (2D) tissue culture polystyrene, but was regained to some extent by the removal of serum and by the addition of TGFβ1.
** Weight gain was calculated from when birthweight was regained to 2 kilograms.
During the 24 h recovery period live weight was regained to pre-transport levels in all treatments at 4 h (Table 3).
TNFR2 expression appeared reduced within 1 h at the cell surface receptor level and was regained to baseline by 6 h after flagellin treatment (Fig. 4 A ). SOCS3 overexpression may delay TNFR2 return to baseline levels, but expression appeared equivalent to that of control cells 12 h following treatment.
Power was regained to a greater extent in HRT-group than LRT-group at weeks 14 and 20, Figure 2 and Table 3. Knee joint laxity was significantly reduced from before to 7 weeks after surgery in both groups and did not change in either of the groups from 7 to 20 weeks.
After cooling to 20 °C partial refolding occurs and overall ellipticity is regained to a certain extent (pH 7.0: 90%; pH 10.0: 73%).
As connectivity was regained, the support was reduced to KAFO (Fig. 7) followed by a knee brace and an ankle support.
Trust in religious and political leaders that has been lost at the national level is being regained closer to home.
However, lifestyle interventions are difficult for patients to maintain and the weight loss achieved tends to be regained over time.
Occupied though it may be, it is a paradise that is "subject to being regained".
Yet if confidence in auditing is to be regained, perception is as important as reality.
