Sentence examples for difficult to reactivate from inspiring English sources

Rate constants for reactivation of OP-inhibited AChE by even the best oximes, such as HI-6 and obidoxime, can vary >100-fold between OP AChE conjugates that are easily reactivated and those that are difficult to reactivate.

Our evaluation of oxime reactivation of AChE inhibited by a sarin analogue, O-methyl isopropylphosphonofluoridate, or a cyclosarin analogue, O-methyl cyclohexylphosphonofluoridate, indicated that AChE inhibited by these analogues was at least 70-fold more difficult to reactivate than AChE inhibited by sarin or cyclosarin.

If subjects inhibit distractors, then the presence of the priming distractor should reduce T2 performance because, once suppressed (via the priming distractor) the T2 representation will be more difficult to reactivate when T2 is subsequently presented.

As previously discussed, if subjects actively inhibit distractors than the presence of the prime should impair T2 performance as this target's representation will be more difficult to reactivate once suppressed.

It might be even more difficult to reactivate latent virus in vivo given that certain tissues harboring latent virus, such as the central nervous system and gut-associated lymphoid tissue, are difficult to penetrate with drugs [ 4].

But if programs once started are hard to stop, those once ended are hard to reactivate.

In this hard moment, the games help us to reactivate the economy and bring in tourists".

The main difference between FRP and ATRP is that it is difficult to control chain end functionality during the former for example, it may not be possible to reactivate the polymer.

It wanted to reactivate Pan World Investments.

The StB was seeking to reactivate Koecher.

It would take years to reactivate.