Sentence examples for well regeneration from inspiring English sources

10 An evaluation of the Go Well regeneration programme, based in Glasgow reported a small improvement in mental health was associated with housing repairs and improvements, but no difference in mental health between residents living in intervention areas being demolished compared to residents from matched control areas.

At Camden People's theatre, we're exploring the housing crisis, as well as regeneration, privatisation of public space, and all the other delights of 21st-century metropolitan living in our festival, Whose London Is it Anyway?

She backed the decision to relax the target for reducing the deficit and said the "fiscal give" it would bring could cushion against some of the economic uncertainty, but urged a commitment to investment in infrastructure, as well as regeneration and skills.

The history of the area is rich and complex, and well intentioned regeneration projects have previously, and arguably, had a damaging effect on the people that live there, so the initial responses by the residents I have spoken with have been of cynicism and, at times, suspicion of the developers intentions.

Model predictions are in agreement with breakthrough as well as regeneration experiments.

Considering the importance of this plant, it is the need to have a well developed regeneration and transformation protocol.

The existence of two different types of BaO storage sites on the catalyst is proposed, which differ in their storage as well as regeneration activity.

Because differentiated cells cannot usually divide, the repair of injuries as well as regeneration largely depends on the activation of stem cell reserves.

"If we had twice as many vacancies, we could fill them," says Carl Pearson, the man in overall charge of the jobs club as well as regeneration at Coventry City Council.

Our results show a large structural gradient in European wood-pastures, as well as regeneration problems varying in their severity, highlighting the importance of social-ecological context for wood-pasture conditions.

A drug targeting Apaf-1 allows protection from apoptosis as well as regeneration in the course of inflammation-induced tissue injury.