It is certainly conceivable that EU enlargement could reactivate strategic rivalry with the former superpower.
This loss of expression was found to be due to aberrant nuclear factor-kappa B (NF-κB) binding to its promoter, and, critically, both DNMT inhibitors and HDAC inhibitors (HDACis) could reactivate expression of miR-146a and improve LPS-induced inflammatory responses in macrophages isolated from aged mice [ 47].
He could reactivate foreign aid by carrying out democratic reforms.
"We should not create conditions that could reactivate the National Liberation Army," he said.
Mark Kosoglow, the app's developer, said users could reactivate their iPhone's Auto Lock feature, but then you face the problem of inadvertently shutting off the app or touching the wrong button when you put it in your pocket.
The idea that he had a "story" to tell appeared to strike him as unseemly, as if the details could reactivate the past an attitude that hurt him during his legal proceedings.
While it is almost inconceivable that Mr. Khan would again be actively involved in Pakistan's nuclear program, which has created an arsenal of roughly 100 weapons, there was broad concern that he could reactivate an international black-market network that was only partly dismantled.
The idea that he had a "story" to tell appeared to strike him as unseemly, as if the details could reactivate the past — an attitude that hurt him during his legal proceedings.
In March, for example, Mr. Duncan, at the Department of Investigation's direction, met with Mr. Osarenkhoe in a session that was being secretly recorded and asked whether he could "reactivate that stuff we did," which prosecutors called a reference to the scheme, which they said began in 2005.
As a result, inhibiting Mdm subtypes could reactivate p53 and bring about a promising therapeutic strategy in cancers.
