Sentence examples for dormant to from inspiring English sources

George Miller has defied the odds by returning to his Mad Max franchise after some two decades of it lying dormant to make the best instalment yet.

The current hypothesis is that chronic liver inflammation can disrupt the normal architecture of cells, allowing cancers that might have lain dormant to thrive.

A month to six weeks after the plant flowers, everything aboveground dies, and the plant goes dormant to wait out three or four months of hot, rainless summer.

Mount Veniaminof, about 500 miles southwest of Anchorage on the Alaska Peninsula, changed from Code Green, or "dormant," to Code Yellow about Jan . 1

The song was not published & lay dormant for 20 years, & would probably have remained dormant to this moment if Kate Smith hadn't requested a patriotic tune for an Armistice Day broadcast.

The bacterial spore can rapidly convert from a dormant to a fully active cell.

The fact that relatively few expression changes are observed between preinvasive and invasive cancer suggests that nongenetic factors, perhaps influenced by the micro-environment [ 45, 46], are instrumental for tumor progression, metastases, and the regulation of the dormant-to-proliferative switch of disseminated tumor cells in disease recurrence [ 47].

Plant the ivy four to six inches deeper than it was in its original container in order to force dormant buds to grow.

Trees in temperate zones show periodicity by alternating active and dormant states to adapt to environmental conditions.

Massive amounts of physical activity induced new connections to form and dormant pathways to revive.

The rationale for a hypomethylating therapy is to reactivate these dormant genes to counteract the effect of the active oncogenes.