Sentence examples for may reactivate from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that the human immune modulation gene down regulates the response to a sustained viral presence, and that disabling this gene may reactivate aggressive immune reactivity that could control the progression to AIDS.

Interestingly, data are beginning to accumulate supporting the notion that viruses may reactivate in immunocompetent patients during times of critical illness, and this reactivation seems to be associated with worse clinical outcomes, including mortality [ 6, 7].

Postcollisional disruption also may reactivate some of the old tectonic lines (sutures).

Decades later, it may reactivate along the nerve pathway and cause the very painful rash called shingles, and later, in many cases, a persistent pain called postherpetic neuralgia, or PHN.

According to this concept, the DA agonist given first may reactivate this memory circuit, thereby rendering it transiently labile.

"By going deeper we may reactivate the possibility that smallpox could become again a disease of humans in modern times".

However, this is not a totally black and white situation: it has been known for many decades that some of those who remain apparently healthy may eventually reactivate their TB infection, while some of those who eventually control the infection may pass through a symptomatic phase.

Not only may they reactivate and cause troublesome infections in immunocompromised or immunosuppressed patients, but some of them can cause malignant tumors.

The company may well reactivate your radio, giving you a few channels for free for a bit, in order to whet your appetite, brining you back into the fold.

Following initial surface breaks parallel to the trench, large fault-tip stress concentrations may help reactivate the pre-existing fabrics to develop the fault trace geometry found in the survey area (Figure 1).

Dormant viruses may subsequently reactivate and cause symptoms of meningoencephalitis.