Sentence examples for becomes reconstituted from inspiring English sources

You get haunted afterwards; long, long afterwards, as though you have carelessly taken in a kind of condensed reality that then becomes reconstituted into something momentous you have always known, but didn't know you knew.

The sociologist Roger Waldinger has argued that, as intra-European rivalries faded in New York, "the civil service became reconstituted as a protected enclave for white ethnics".

This was clearly the case in one such patient in our group who failed two paternal T-cell-depleted T-cell-depleted T-cell-depletedsplants but rapidly became immune reconstituted after haploidentical-cell-depleted haploidentical bone marrow transplants

As time has passed, most of the redevelopment company projects in the city that reconstituted became embroiled in the kind of controversy that has gripped Morningside Gardens, and they have reached some distinctly varied conclusions.

Molecular pathways by which reconstituted p53 becomes proapoptotic selectively in malignant tumors are a subject of debate.

Furthermore, by fractionating the XEN-P cell lines, it may become possible to reconstitute the visceral endoderm in order to study its developmental, physiological, and pathophysiological roles [46] [50].

His men, Mr. Philippe said, would become the nucleus of a reconstituted Haitian army.

When reconstituted with water, Soylent becomes a unflavoured beige liquid.

The functional impact of Syk for β2-integrin-dependent sustained adhesion and post-adhesion functions in vivo becomes evident in wild-type mice reconstituted with a Syk-deficient haematopoietic system.

When the Vienna Jewish Museum was reconstituted in 1988, it became the repository for what was left of the original museum's collection as well as other orphaned artifacts — Torah crowns, Passover Haggadot, prayer shawls.

Some 7 Independent Company men became civilians in Rhodesia, which was reconstituted as Zimbabwe in 1980.