Kelly, constrained by his instructions, could only re-state his brief: the North Koreans must act first.
In Chicago, the members of UNITE HERE Local 1 also got the school district to commit to not open any more schools with kitchens that could only re-heat food, so that cafeteria workers could cook more food from scratch.
For example, the 1988 Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act the law that gave FEMA its authority to coordinate disaster relief efforts—ensured that the agency could only re-build Puerto Rico's weak electricity system after it was wiped out by Maria; it was not allowed to spend money on rebuilding a more resilient electricity system. .
His soldiers could not only re-sling their knapsacks — they could fill them, too.
This 'booster' series could not only re-elicit and augment antigen-specific immune responses in previous responders but also induce antigen-specific IgG responses in those patients who did not respond to primary vaccination, particularly for those antigens with higher levels of expression in vaccine than primary tumor.
In contrast, p40c gene expression in HKL could only be re-stimulated by live T. carassii parasites.
However, E. coli could only be re-isolated from three of these animals.
However, the 2 H5N1 viruses could only be re-isolated from the oropharynx at low titers (101.8 2.0 TCID50/0.1 mL) (Table 4).
Patient data sets were pseudonymised through individual code identifiers that could only be re-identified by the practice staff in the local GP practices.
Among these methylated targets was progesterone receptor, which was also down-regulated at the RNA level, and could only be re-expressed by restoration of ERα signaling in combination with a DNA methylation inhibitor.
Thus, drug-resistant HIV could remain hidden and will only re-emerge when selective pressure of ART is applied.
