Sentence examples for reactivating and from inspiring English sources

Thus, viral gene expression increased with time due to more genomes reactivating and to some lytic spread from cells in which reactivation had already occured.

But S.K.'s case, like Sue's, suggests that if there are even small islands of function in the visual cortex, there may be a fair chance of reactivating and expanding them in later life, even after a lapse of decades, if vision can be made optically possible.

If the new treatments miss latent copies of the virus that are hard to activate, then those copies may, in any case, pose less of a risk of reactivating and replicating naturally, because they are in a deeper state of dormancy.Unfortunately, none of these drugs deals with the other part of the problem: the viruses in the brain, gut and lymph nodes.

It was determined that the total cost of reactivating and modernising one battleship was roughly the same as the cost of building a new.

The new team is taking entirely too much time reactivating and (one hopes) wrapping up the story of Lisa Niles, a scheming seductress who tormented Robin for much of the last year.

The Clp ATPases (Hsp100) constitute a family of closely related proteins that have protein reactivating and remodelling activities typical of molecular chaperones.

The doors shut, the lock was reactivated and the resident went back to pacing.

About 20percentt are eventually reactivated and sold to foreign countries or recalled to service.

Funny how that's been forgotten this week, while The Killing Joke is still recalled, reactivated and celebrated.

Instead of being reactivated and starting, as Jerry Manuel had said Friday, Castillo stayed on the disabled list.

But in 1984 it was reactivated and moved into the firehouse on Liberty Street, where Engine 10 was already based.