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Meanings of regeneration in anglès

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Biological process of renewal, restoration, and growth that makes genomes, cells, organisms, and ecosystems resilient to natural fluctuations.

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          regeneració

          Feedback in phase with (augmenting) the input.

                Forming again (especially with improvements or removal of defects); renewing and reconstituting.

                      Usage of regeneration in anglès
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                      This is the largest urban regeneration project in Europe at the moment.
                      The Irish Times
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                      Politicians hope the Games will spark a wider regeneration of the area.
                      Reuters
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                      Stephen has also published papers on public service reform and urban regeneration.
                      The Guardian
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                      The regeneration process involves cellular activities similar to those described for embryogenesis.
                      Pubmed
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                      The Company's urban regeneration division works with landowners and public sector partners.
                      Reuters
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                      The complexity of regeneration requires a well-orchestrated system to control this process.
                      Pubmed
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                      Recent studies proved that PRP could promote regeneration of injured peripheral nerve.
                      Pubmed
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                      Dublin has experienced a regeneration through tourism, service business and light manufacturing.
                      The Irish Times
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                      Therefore our results suggest that hyperstimulation with IL-6 can inhibit liver regeneration.
                      Pubmed
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                      Conclusions: Hypertrophied liver at 4 days after PL still showed liver regeneration.
                      Pubmed
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                      The long-term storage and regeneration of plant cell cultures remains a priority.
                      Pubmed
                      12
                      Christ comes in the conversion, the regeneration, the emancipation, of the world.
                      Tales and Sketches / Part 3 from Volume V of The Works of John G...
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                      An ambitious regeneration plan conceived in 2001 was finally coming to fruition.
                      The Irish Times
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                      The peptide may therefore be expected to regulate regeneration and synaptic plasticity.
                      Pubmed
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                      Particularly relevant is its regeneration potential, intimately linked to the spinal cord.
                      Pubmed
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                      Many of these towns here are also seeing large-scale investment and regeneration.
                      The Daily Telegraph
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                      Translations for regeneration
                      portuguès
                      regeneração
                      Regeneration through the time
                      Regeneration across language varieties
                      United States of America
                      Common
                      Ireland
                      Common
                      United Kingdom
                      Less common