Sentence examples for reconstituted that from inspiring English sources

Upon binding to the target sequence, a functional nuclease is reconstituted that creates double-stranded breaks in the DNA that are efficiently repaired by non-homologous end joining.

The department "has never reconstituted that effort," Johnson told HuffPost.

One involved a leap of faith: self-consciously choosing innocence in the hope of reconstituting that lost world.

Gober has tried to reconstitute that exhibition, managing to assemble about half the pictures from the original show, which he augments with as many of the artist's works of the same vintage.

Their goal was to reconstitute that torrent of data into a more digestible format and charge analysts and investors $200 a month for access.

It tastes much more like something that is reconstituted than something that is cooked.

2.51pm: Blix says it wasn't stated that the weapons had been reconstituted at that point, just that they existed.

When modern Greece detached itself from the Ottoman Empire in the 1830s, its ambitions were not to reconstitute that far-flung trading empire, but to assemble all Greek-inhabited territories contiguous to its own.

As for Iraq's supposed efforts to "reconstitute" that program, they would have had to say that reports about the uranium shopping and the aluminum tubes were the extent of the evidence — and those claims were already in serious doubt when Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney told the public about them.

While the gold standard was reconstituted after that war, it broke up when Britain left in 1931.

The Iraqi army might be acceptable in Sunni areas but only if it is reconstituted so that is not dominated by the Shia.