Sentence examples for further reactivation from inspiring English sources
These catalysts are more active in the transesterification of soybean oil with methanol than the free hydrotalcite and can be reused for several runs without any further reactivation.
Further reactivation of compression led to backthrusting of the wedge-top clastic succession in the late Eocene, and to subsequent foreland propagation of the deformation, manifested by a sequence of low angle thrusts that affected the foredeep.
Conversely, further reactivations of the landslide must be related to triggers such as earthquakes, rainfall and anthropogenic activities.
Dar et al. now report in Science [ 6] that a surprising class of small molecules might help the currently available HIV-reactivating drugs to further enhance reactivation efficiency.
The notice laid out extra steps ExxonMobil was required to take, which would probably further delay reactivation.
Further, the reactivation of HIV latently-infected cells was not observed in the absence of autologous PBMCs (Fig. 4f; Supplementary Fig. S4b), suggesting that the reactivation of these CD4+ T cells is non-cell autonomous.
As such, IL-1R1 continued to be expressed at higher levels on Tregs during in vitro expansion and was further upregulated upon reactivation (Fig. 4A).
To further examine NOR reactivation following mitotic exit, we exploited the fact that chromosomes bearing re-activated NORs are associated with nucleoli.
By analogy with other human polyomaviruses (BK and JC), WU and KI possibly could establish a latent infection with subsequent asymptomatic reactivation; further studies are needed for confirmation.
The relatively high expense of Pd, where it makes up ∼2% by mass of the Pd-BnM particles, means further investigations on reactivation of the inactivated catalyst, where its magnetic properties are likely to aid its retrieval, are warranted.
Correspondingly, restoring autophagy in aged mice led to a decrease of vesicles close to the endplates that contain BGT, further corroborating a reactivation of AChR turnover and of endosome trafficking.
