Sentence examples for reconstitute into from inspiring English sources

Instead of dying of the explosion however, the pieces of the executives reconstitute into what Jean describes as a "super-executive".

Eileen Toback, executive director of the New York Professional Nurses Union, said she had hoped the staff would reconstitute into a new organization as soon as she heard the news.

The latter are more reproducible (7.5 bp) but nucleosomes in vitro reconstitute into more fuzzy positions.

We developed an assay based on the concept of bimolecular fluorescence complementation (BiFC) wherein two halves of a GFP molecule will reconstitute into the native structure and become fluorescent when they locate in physical proximity [ 23].

Droplets of fluid placed between the input and output droplets that came in contact with the SLIDE lid surface allowed contaminants to reconstitute into the intermediate buffers instead of into the output droplet.

This EHS sarcoma extract contains basement membrane components that reconstitute into a loose matrix stabilised predominantly by non-covalent interactions, but in critical contrast to native basement membranes, MMP activity is not required for cell penetration (Even-Ram and Yamada, 2005; Hotary et al, 2006).

This image can be reconstituted into a paper cheque by the drawer's bank.

Many Hutu refugees reconstituted into rebel groups that carried out attacks in Rwanda in a bid to return to power.

We live in the BuzzFeed age, when news is routinely atomised and reconstituted into lip-smacking info-snacks of bullet points and "bants".

And indeed, here was a substance that could, like edible Plasticine, be reconstituted into brilliantly exciting shapes: Hula Hoops and French Fries and Pringles.

After having served their purpose, such documents were often recycled: the clay was ground up, moistened, and reconstituted into new tablets.