This might have been because transposable elements can become hypomethylated and reactivated under stress conditions [40], which would preclude their reactivation with demethylating drugs.
He has encouraged a new round of arms reductions talks with the United States and reactivated Moscow's relations with NATO, which were curtailed during the war in Kosovo.
An inquiry launched in 2001 was put on hold and reactivated last year when the Crown Prosecution Service decided not to take Prof Van Velzen to court.
In retaliation, North Korea withdrew from the NPT, expelled all IAEA inspectors, and reactivated its plutonium program at Yŏngbyŏn, thus ending the agreement.
What he brought to Jamie Norton's design challenge reflects an unusually wide-ranging view of how space can be reconfigured and reactivated.
To me, it is very moving to see that people have activated and reactivated this expression, "Twa Fey," and its deeper meanings, from before the Revolutionary War all the way to the present, through medicine and through music.
The best moment came when Linda Angelica Volahasiniaina, who composed and performed the delicate musical accompaniment, pushed through the dancers' midst and reactivated them like a breeze playing on a mobile.
Like the Allmans, who started in Macon but whose members have spread to New York and Florida and elsewhere, Harvey Milk — started in 1992, stopped in 1998 and reactivated in 2006 — is now a semi-Georgia band.
Ancient features may be exhumed and reactivated.
The specificity of CD8+ T cells is critical for early control of founder/transmitted and reactivated HIV-1.
The littoral foredunes were also eroded and reactivated as transgressive dunes over the edge of the marshes.
