Sentence examples for it can be reconstituted from inspiring English sources

One thing it has going for it is that it can be reconstituted without cooking, though you can also cook it in boiling water (the grains will be a little fluffier if you do).

It can be reconstituted in the form of porous scaffolds and gels from a collagen solution.

It can be reconstituted into solid gels via pH or temperature alterations.

Because bulgur is made from precooked wheat berries, it can be reconstituted by soaking or by simmering.

You could even choose to just add something other than broth to the noodles, such as soy sauce, bean paste (sometimes packaged with the noodles), a small amount of packaged flavoring, or vegetables (a small quantity is sometimes packaged with the noodles in dehydrated form; it can be reconstituted and picked or strained from the water).

Telomere synthesis involves the reverse transcription, catalyzed by TERT, of the telomeric repeat template located in the pseudoknot; it is worth noting that this activity can be reconstituted in vitro in rabbit reticulocytes lysates by co-expressing TERC and TERT (Weinrich et al. 1997; Beattie et al. 1998; Garcia et al. 2007; Collins 2008).

It may be that the autoimmune response to ADAMTS13 can be reconstituted from escaped CD20 positive B cells or long lived memory cells (CD20 positive or negative) hiding in secondary lymphoid organs: indeed the spleen has been shown to harbour ADAMTS-13 specific memory B cells following acute acquired TTP (Schaller et al., 2014).

We propose that plasticity of luminal cell phenotype in the presence of Wnt1 could explain why tumors can be reconstituted from purified luminal cell fractions, because it allows the optimal accumulation of basal cells to promote population growth.

"By virtue of that, their pieces as a whole can be reconstituted in different ways".

Other information can be reconstituted from e-mail messages and other sources, Mr. Williams said.

Advance preparation: The couscous can be reconstituted up to a day ahead, then steamed before serving.