Sentence examples for a reestablishment of from inspiring English sources

"We are working toward a cease-fire that would not allow a reestablishment of the status quo ante where Hamas can continue to launch rockets out of Gaza," she said in Washington.

Thereupon his allies, unwilling to tolerate a reestablishment of the empire of Charles V, abandoned him and recognized Philip V of Bourbon as king of Spain by the Treaty of Utrecht (1713).

With regard to Sue, he wrote, "It seems to me that [her regaining of stereopsis] occurred too quickly for it to be due to a reestablishment of connections, and I rather would guess that the apparatus was there all along, and just required reestablishment of fusion to be brought out".

For example, it may not make sense to talk about spouses as reconciled unless there is a reestablishment of trust, love and intimacy.

After formation of the pronucleus, a subset of these marks is removed from the heterochromatin, which suggests a reestablishment of the euchromatin heterochromatin partition.

Following metronidazole washout, proliferating cells were detected in the glomeruli of recovering transgenic fish with a restoration of nitroreductase GFP fluorescence, nephrin and podocin expression, a reestablishment of normal foot process architecture, and glomerular barrier function.

The donor BMDCs are distinguished from host cells by virtue of their chromosome content (male Y chromosome-positive cells in a female host), the expression of a reporter molecule (beta-galactosidase, luciferase, and enhanced GFP), or the performance of a function (reestablishment of a function in a knockout mouse model).

Each offers a possible ending for Charles's pursuit of Sarah: the first ends with Charles married to Ernestina, the second with a successful reestablishment of a relationship with Sarah, and the third with Charles cast back into the world without a partner.

This suggest that a-iPSCs and y-iPSCs are committed to neuronal differentiation in a very similar way but that, owing to the greatly altered mitochondrial endowment of a-iPSCs, the reestablishment of a correct cell differentiation asset fails, thus driving the cells to cell death (i.e., apoptosis) (Fig. 4I).

Such a process seems better suited than vesicle formation for a faster reestablishment of the vacuole during deplasmolysis.

Moreover, in dark environments TiO2 films have a rapid reestablishment of hydrophobicity, which affects negatively the self-cleaning efficiency [7].