Sentence examples for ability to reconstitute from inspiring English sources

The international community cannot afford to let pressure off al-Qaida, because it has demonstrated an ability to reconstitute itself in the past, and could easily reverse-migrate back to Afghanistan if the Taliban were to regain control.

Even as we reduce our weapons, the ability to reconstitute much of our current force could be important in dissuading countries that aspire to nuclear superpower status from increasing their arsenals.

Until then, though, one can simply admire hip-hop's ability to reconstitute itself, and brace oneself for the Snoop Dogg reggaeton record, which will surely be along within the week.

Tissue engineering is being explored for its ability to reconstitute the functional components of the IVD.

The ability to reconstitute polymersome drug delivery carriers without altering size distribution is paramount to the creation of effective and efficient drug delivery systems.

Using our ability to reconstitute a diverse array of cellular actin organizations, we found that ADF/cofilin binding and ADF/cofilin-mediated disassembly both depend on actin geometrical organization.

This ability to richly reconstitute past experience often quickly deteriorates in people with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, and it is fundamental to so-called episodic memory — the catalog of vignettes that together form our remembered past.

Moreover, the directed differentiation of PSCs into HSPC, with the ability to efficiently reconstitute xenograft models long term, is still hampered.

The emerging CSC model suggests that cancer initialization, progression, and metastasization are driven by a specific subpopulation of tumor cells (named CSCs) that express two fundamental characteristics: the capacity for self-renewal and the ability to efficiently reconstitute differentiated tumors.

Moreover, ATP reduced the ability of HSCs to reconstitute important characteristics of HSC potency in bone marrow.

Here we have explored a role for macrophages in regulating mammary stem cell (MaSC) activity, by assessing the ability of MaSCs to reconstitute a mammary gland in a macrophage-depleted fat pad.