Sentence examples for were better restored from inspiring English sources

However, palmar tilt and ulnar variance were better restored through a dorsal approach.

Moreover, systemic hemodynamic parameters were better restored with HES200/0.5 and Ringer's lactate, accompanied by a significant increase in RBF.

Mean ferritin levels were statistically significantly higher in the intravenous + oral group: although these women had been more anaemic on starting treatment, their iron stores were better restored half a year later.

Licker et al. [ 18] examined the effect of TEA on cardiovascular autonomy following thoracic surgery and reported that in the TEA treatment group heart rate variables were better restored after surgery.

Within the supplemented group, food + treatment were better at restoring fat free mass and resolving anemia than treatment alone.

Mr. Wickham, a former town supervisor from Cutchogue and one of the councilmen who will meet with the residents, said there were better solutions than restoring the former zoning, a step he said he opposed.

Long forms supported mitochondrial fusion; short forms were better able to restore energetic efficiency.

The authors state that for efficient performance of a network, it is better to restore the cwnd to its original state (the state before the route failure) rather than restore the cwnd to its initial size as in the slow start phase.

What could be better than restoring a life like that?

Probably Britain, and many other countries, reckon it is better to restore regular contact with Mr Modi now, rather than next year when a general election campaign could suddenly be announced.

We do not need to be taken painstakingly through the canning of peas with E102 (tartrazine) and E113 (brilliant blue – making lovely emerald-green peas!) and without (making beige peas, peas that look like they have the world's worst hangover) to know that it's better to restore colour lost to fresh food during processing before you try and flog it.