Meanings of restorative effect in English

Conclusions: No specific restorative effect of CEA on cognitive functioning was observed.

This incursion from the external world had a restorative effect on Verity.

Sleep was designed to have a restorative effect on your entire being.

Its restorative effect, however, was immediate and wonderful.

The first ten days of her life on the road had, on the whole, a distinctly restorative effect.

The elimination of the third factor had a restorative effect upon George's conversation, which had begun to languish.

This restorative effect of nostalgia, however, has been demonstrated with cross sectional and experimental methods that lack ecological validity.

But repose had a restorative effect, and, in the third week, Mrs. Cross felt the revival of her energies.

From all the rich variety of the English tongue few words could have been selected of such restorative effect.

Kale just doesn't have the same restorative effect as a bowl of ice cream after a hard day at work.

Victory, courtesy of Harry Kane's slickly taken hat-trick, should have a restorative effect with energy and conviction restored to their approach.

The job is a dead end, but Salman's alter ego, Kabluey, does ultimately have a restorative effect on the family he's trying to help.

It helped that several Italian women were lounging around in some of those half-an-ounce-of-cloth, let-the-cheeks-hang-out bikinis, which for me had a certain restorative effect.

The family time seems to have had a restorative effect on Nick and the no nonsense attitude of his sister Bernadette has rubbed off.

Additionally, these restorative effects differ among three different types of indoor biophilic environments.

The restorative effects of the meal were beginning to wear off.