Sentence examples for dormant status from inspiring English sources

Reactivated forms its dormant status is the dorsal root, cranial nerve and other sensory ganglia may lay for years to decades.

Soil moisture not only ameliorated the dormant status of microbes, but also increased the dissolution of organic or mineral resources, which in turn supplied a large quantity of substrate to microbial decomposition (Rey et al. 2005; Demoling et al. 2007).

We suspect that for a few critical days post surgery, transient systemic inflammation triggers changes of the steady dormant status in the micrometastatic sites, where tumor cells together with their tumor associated cells lodge in metastatic niches or even may allow circulating tumor cells and cells released from surgery to enter tissue.

First, the lack of Coco renders dormant status to cancer cells.

Seeds were harvested at 40 d after flowering and air-dried in the greenhouse for 3 d before storage in a −20° freezer to maintain the dormant status.

Nevertheless, the immune system remains actively involved in every step of cancer progression, including during the phase of dormancy; for instance, CD8+ T cells maintain the dormant status in preclinical cancer models [ 16].

This rapid spread of HIV has certainly shaken the earlier otherwise dormant status-quo in this predominantly Muslim nation, which had been relatively safe from a steep rise in HIV infections for almost two decades, in contrast to its neighbor, India.

ROS have been invoked to play a role in cellular signalling (for review see [ 63]) raising the hypothesis that these compounds can facilitate the shift from a dormant to a non-dormant status in seeds.

Oscars can also defibrillate one's dormant A-list status.

It is arguable that the Tea Party was not a spontaneous movement but a carefully planned contrivance fueled by big money, but it succeeded because of a dormant discontent with the status quo.

All Maianthemum plants emerging in the plots are permanently tagged and have annually been scored for individual size, stage (i.e. seedling, non-flowering, flowering and dormant) and deer browse status.