Sentence examples for actually dormant from inspiring English sources

Anthrax spores, though, are actually dormant reproductive bodies and in a harmless state resembling hibernation.

While we express anxieties about 9/11 subpopulations, our movies portray zombies that are actually dormant cells, ready to unleash themselves on an unsuspecting populace.

Researchers studying the effects of immune suppressant drugs on  transplant patients with HIV have made a surprising discovery: A drug intended to hobble the body's defense system may actually help destroy dormant reservoirs of the virus that causes AIDS.

The viral genetic material remains dormant or is actually integrated into the genome of the host cell.

Depending on the extent of the disturbance, some species may survive, other species may be recolonized from nearby habitats, and others may actually be released from a dormant condition by the disturbance.

Unambiguously endorsing West Ham, which proposes 20 days of athletics a year as well as cricket and other sports, Coe said: "I find it inconceivable that grandparents will take children back to a Premiership football ground, stand among the tiers of sponsorship boxes and say actually somewhere among this lie dormant the memories of Jessica Ennis or Usain Bolt reaching the heights of sport.

He suspects that transplanted cells are actually restoring the function of "dormant" photoreceptors.

Despite popular opinion, retailers don't actually want gift cards to remain dormant – thanks to a 2010 law, they can't book gift card sales as revenue until after a purchase.

While dormancy invites the idea that the plant does absolutely nothing, Venus flytraps will actually continue to photosynthesize during their dormant period.

But are those dormant abilities really useless and dormant?

However, it remains unknown whether these phosphoproteins identified in dormant buds in this study actually participate in dormancy-related processes.