To establish the role of basement tectonics and possible reactivation of subsurface structures, a judicious blend of morphometric analysis of river basin and field investigations with select field checks are extremely useful (Pati et al. 2006).
DNA methylation patterns are significantly reorganized during carcinogenesis, which is accompanied by altered gene expression, reduced plasticity of the transcriptional landscape, possible reactivation of transposable elements, and chromosomal instability.
Using this palaeoenvironmental evidence as an analogue, projected climate changes, i.e., increased seasonal heavy precipitation and more frequent extreme events, superimposed on increasing human pressure are likely to lead to the destabilisation of the catchment through erosion and possible reactivation of landslides.
Chest X-rays should be performed to detect possible reactivation of latent tuberculosis.
The involvement and possible reactivation of these pathways following heart injury and their role in tissue recovery will also be discussed.
This finding may suggest active transmission of TB among younger persons as opposed to possible reactivation of disease in the older age group.
In addition, the current worsening of the doctor-patient relationship in China may prevent orthopedic surgeons from providing single-stage TKA for the treatment of end-stage TB arthritis due to the risk of possible reactivation of TB infection.
Some PCV2-infected cells also carried low concentrations of PCV2 dsDNA, indicative of possible reactivation and expression of the viral capsid protein that would make PCV2 recognized as 'self' by the maturing thymocytes.
2D stability back analyses were performed on the SW slope of a dormant landslide, in the Rječina River Valley, with the purpose to predict the possible reactivation, on the basis of landslide features present on the field.
Similar to EBV, CMV infects the majority of individuals at a young age and establishes lifelong latency with possible reactivation at various times caused by a variety of triggers such as acute inflammation [ 9, 10].
