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Examples of regenerating

regenerating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Visual function in regenerating teleost retina following cytotoxic lesioning.
Samples are from the tip of the regenerating front of bridges harvested 7 days after section.
This emphasises the conservation value of even disturbed, regenerating forests, and indicates that a measure of protection for these should be introduced.
The results suggest that variation in nutrient availability could affect the structure of tropical forests regenerating from large-scale disturbance.
Secondly, the case for preventing indiscriminate re-clearance of regenerating forests is stronger given some baseline abundance data.
The site lies at the interface of several thousand ha regenerating forest 1-80-y-old, pastures, and 10 000 ha of primary forest.
This points to the importance of differences in establishment success in determining composition of regenerating vegetation.
Large-scale synaptic errors during map formation by regenerating optic axons in the goldfish.
These areas serve as the sources of seed of forest species that colonize the regenerating fields.
In doing so, they developed a national rhetoric that focused on regenerating the past for use in the construction of a utopian future.
To sample regenerating vegetation, four replicates in each of three age classes of fallow (12 fallow fields) were selected.
Using forest fallows as a source of shade-tolerant timber species may be a viable alternative to regenerating these species in mature forests.
In comparison to primary forests, regenerating 'secondary' forests are often denser (harder to penetrate) and lacking in dry fuelwood.
But taxation was just as problematic as regenerating export trade.
In such cases, complete instructions for regenerating the required samples would be a critical part of the analysis.
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