Sentence examples for reactivating capacity from inspiring English sources

Although the reactivating capacity of obidoxime towards soman-inhibited AChE activity is known to be very low, this oxime was used in the present experiments for two reasons.

G.M. is also considering "reactivating" a closed plant to increase its production capacity, Mr. Whitacre said.

This indicates that 5-AZA-CdR has a limited capacity to reactivate all silent TSGs and some leukemic stem cells escape its therapeutic action.

Furthermore, ES cells have the capacity to reactivate a silenced somatic X chromosome during cell fusion-induced reprogramming (Silva et al., 2006; Tada et al., 2001; Takagi et al., 1983).

For HL-60 leukemic cells and Calu-6 lung carcinoma cells the loss of clonogenicity at the higher concentrations of DAC correlated with its capacity to reactivate TSGs in these cell lines.

The carcinogenic pollutants of benzenes, PAHs and 1,3-butadiene contained in incense may be involved in the development of cancer by reactivating the products that can cause DNA double-strand breakage, reduce base repair capacity, induce DNA adduct formation or trigger oxidative damage.

However, antibodies may not be able to effectively block EBV infection because EBV has the capacity of spreading through cell cell contact, which is an efficient mode of infecting the epithelium from reactivating B cells without releasing cell-free virions.

Task Force seven years ago, is considering reactivating it.

Aldrin sees his role now as reactivating that spirit.

Perhaps it is time to consider reactivating the draft.

What kinds of behaviours can keep the virus from reactivating?