Sentence examples for were reintroduced as from inspiring English sources

Preventive compositions were reintroduced as legitimate means of dealing with embarrassed or insolvent estates only during the second part of the 19th century; they are now recognized in most countries as important devices for economic rehabilitation.

Now, through captive breeding efforts, they have established a breeding population of 1000 adults on Española, the Galápagos island where they were reintroduced, as reported this week in PLOS ONE.

Black, white, and red were reintroduced as the German national colours with the establishment of Nazi Germany in 1933, replacing German republican colours with imperial colours until the end of World War II.

All ESTs that were <100 nucleotides and masked over at least 30% of an EST length, were reintroduced as singletons after clustering the final data set.

Vitamin D supplements were reintroduced as necessary to maintain predialysis serum calcium levels in the normal range and parathyroid hormone levels 2-6 thees the upper limit of the normal range where possible.

Another tactic is to close live poultry markets for cleaning and disinfection, but that is a temporary measure, and the virus is reintroduced as soon as a sick bird arrives.

To control air-borne transmission, it is necessary to depopulate pig stables where infection has been reintroduced as soon as possible.

It was reintroduced, as a tag line, in the early 1990s, and trademarked again in 1992.

The backlash was famously huge and original Coke was reintroduced as Classic Coke.

Maybe self-mastery should be reintroduced as of equal importance to the usual subjects on modern-day report cards.

Jews harps, once widely performed in and around Mozambique, have been reintroduced as a method to stimulate women's narratives.