Sentence examples for potentially dormant from inspiring English sources

The starting position is as in Figure 1 and Figure 6, to the effect that at any given moment in a typical culture a small fraction of the population is non-growing, and thus potentially dormant.

To date, our studies have been conducted with ovarian cancer where ARHI is downregulated in 60% of primary cancers, but expressed in 80 90% of residual, potentially dormant nodules of residual cancer found at second-look operations.

The difference between culturable counts and total sequence-based counts probably provides one of the best methods for detecting and enumerating potentially dormant cells when they cannot yet be brought back into culture, although (as recognised by referee 1) such differences may also reflect dead, injured or moribund cells.

The existence of bacterial DNA in even 'healthy' blood has long been known, and since naked DNA would be degraded and living cells would soon kill the host, the (seemingly) obvious conclusion that the prokaryotic DNA must reflect occult, and potentially dormant, cells seems neither to have been drawn nor acted upon.

The latter product, for offering loans, will remain dormant, potentially to be used at some point in the future.

Remarkably, this study further showed that phosphorylation of MBD4 by PKC may potentiate its activity to process 5-meC, suggesting that posttranslational modification might be required to unleash a potentially harmful but dormant 5-meC glycosylase activity in certain DNA glycosylases for targeted demethylation under specific conditions (Fig.  5a).

Morose small-town dramas that tell stories about questionable characters potentially involved in a dormant mystery – often with an undercurrent of sexual exploration – became something of a cliche in Australian cinema long ago.

Following a primary infection where N hypnozoites of a temperate phenotype develop in the liver, we define L i, j N as the probability that i of N hypnozoites are waiting in long-latency compartment number j, then the number of dormant and potentially active hypnozoites can be described by the following system of differential equations.

WASHINGTON — Administration officials say that President Obama, largely silent about gun control since the Tucson shooting carnage, will address the issue soon, potentially reopening a long-dormant debate on one of the nation's most politically volatile issues.

Other dormant volcanoes may potentially be active.

In addition, decline of immune efficiency as a trigger for the reemergence of a dormant cryptococcal infection, potentially suggests that cryptococci are able to escape degradation and remain within an individual for long periods of time (Garcia-Hermoso et al., 1999).