But, many questions still remain regarding this concept because we are still unclear as to where all of the viral population might remain dormant, and whether activation of the dormant virus might precipitate decline and activation of disease symptoms in patients beyond what is desirable.
Individual failings of Aurangzeb's successors also precipitated the decline of royal authority.
The appearance of the Dutch in Indian waters precipitated the decline of Goa.
Britain's minimum-wage law in 1998, for example, precipitated a decline in union membership.
No team has successfully defended the World Cup, the winning of which has usually precipitated a decline for the holders.
Sadly, her mother's death in 1945 and her addiction to heroin precipitated the decline of her autonomous, spirited temperament.
But she defended the idea that Zadroga's time at Ground Zero ultimately precipitated his decline, and the bill she introduced, the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act, is still making its way through Congress.
The decisive turn that precipitated the decline of the first Hebrew state came with the ascendance of a priestly order.
In any event, whatever it was that precipitated our decline, there can be no doubt that our best days are behind us.
The gold rushes precipitated the decline of the Bozeman Trail as a popular emigration route, as it passed through land held by often-hostile Native Americans.
During the early 20th century, improvements in regional transport infrastructure precipitated the decline of Salford's existing industries, including those at the Salford Docks.
