H.I.V. had already suppressed more than 500 genes in the infected cells and had activated nearly 200 other genes, including suicide genes, which generally stay dormant until they are activated as part of the normal cycle of cell death.
"Everything was spinning around". The issue lay dormant and generally unknown until Sotheby's was approached by the widow of Colonel Karpov, Lieutenant Gagarin's commander, who wanted to put his notes up for sale.
These data establish that Moon has a dynamic and probably still active interior, in contrast to the generally accepted concept of dormant and quiet Moon.
Alternatively, this population may have a generally higher tendency to recruit from dormant eggs than the other two studied D. galeata populations, either due to local environmental factors or due to its genetic background.
"I think generally women's rights is in this incredibly torpid, dormant state in this country where we are fighting for the right to have contraception available at public health-care clinics.
The pejorative use of "crazies" aside, McCain was generally right: Trump had indeed fired up a dormant, apathetic part of the GOP.
While the Fed has generally maintained an easy money policy, inflation has remained dormant; some of the Fed's inflation hawks have even become doves.
My inner sexuality, as you so charmingly put it, is there – asexuals are generally perfectly capable of having sex – but, right now, it's dormant.
Chloroquine is a highly effective schizontocide, while primaquine has weaker asexual-stage activity (3) but is the only generally available drug with hypnozoitocidal properties, i.e., it kills dormant liver stage parasites and prevents relapse (radical cure) (1).
