Sentence examples for which cannot be restored from inspiring English sources

Network restoration within submarine cable systems has become more important because of the increase of submarine cable capacity, which cannot be restored by the capacity of a satellite link and which conforms to the requirement of fast restoration.

I cry for the environment which cannot be restored.

TPX2 depletion abolishes TACC3 phosphorylation, which cannot be restored upon expression of TPX2ΔN, lacking the Aurora A-binding domain.

In addition, we demonstrate that silencing of NCOA3 results in a remarkable decrease of PLAC1 expression levels in MCF-7 cells which cannot be restored by treatment with estradiol (E2).

Furthermore, we demonstrated that the lack of neonatal encounter with commensal microorganisms may result in profound alteration of certain signaling pathways including TLRs, Rac 1, and type-1 IFN, which cannot be restored by later exposure to microbiota.

These results confirm data obtained from animal studies showing that androgen insufficiency leads to veno-occlusive dysfunction which cannot be restored with PDE-5 inhibitreatmentment alone (Traish et al 2005).

When this non-invertible transform is applied to the DFT of the binary biometric representations, the resultant templates are complex vectors, from which the original binary vectors cannot be restored.

34 36 These findings are causes of concern because lost vision caused by eye diseases for which anti-VEGF treatments are indicated cannot be restored.

However, under severe or prolonged ER stress where ER homeostasis cannot be restored, the UPR triggers apoptosis, which is mainly mediated by PERK and IRE1 signaling.

In fact, religious communities still harbor potentials of meaning from which philosophy can learn potentials that have "been lost elsewhere and that cannot be restored by the professional knowledge of experts alone" (ibid., 43).

Hawes delivered a lengthy inaugural address in which he declared, "It is now a truth and a fact that the late Union cannot be restored".