Sentence examples for chance of reactivating from inspiring English sources
But S.K.'s case, like Sue's, suggests that if there are even small islands of function in the visual cortex, there may be a fair chance of reactivating and expanding them in later life, even after a lapse of decades, if vision can be made optically possible.
Thus, cynomolgus macaques with latent TB have a <5% chance of spontaneously reactivating TB within a few years of infection and can maintain this latent state for years [18], [24].
The tax therefore represents a means of reactivating a sphere of autonomous policy making.
Cholinesterase mutants capable of reactivating spontaneously are another option.
We next investigated the possibility of reactivating the genes enriched for H3K27-tri-methylation.
Running is a good way of reactivating your body.
I guess you could probably turn that feature off, but that'd sort of defy the point, because you might not have a chance to reactivate it before your furry friend breaks for the door.
How can the differential sensitivity of reactivated neutral and emotional memories to new learning be explained?
All clones were GFP+ indicative of reactivated Oct4 expression.
In contrast, the majority of reactivated NBs are early-born.
