Sentence examples for reestablished from from inspiring English sources

"The institutions that oversee them are being reestablished from the top down.... Iraqi leaders are stepping forward, leading their country and their security forces courageously".

However, the lack of technology in olden days limited the accomplishments of TCM doctors, leaving much of what?s in their ?database? to be reevaluated and reestablished from a modern science?s point of view.

Pure bacterial cultures were reestablished from aseptically crushed nodules and strain identities verified by nucleotide sequencing of hup and hyq loci (Methods).

Metastases produced by the transfectant cells in vivo were reestablished from secondary tumours and probed for the presence of the specific synthetic oligonucleotide sequences that flanked, and hence identified, the presence of the transfected DNA.

Epigenetic marks established by each of these processes are often shared within a cell lineage; however, whether all persisting epigenetic marks satisfy requirements for stable transmission through cell division or some are merely reestablished from other information following mitosis remains a vigorously debated question.

As a result, the Churchill algal flora has had to reestablish from essentially Atlantic and/or Pacific source populations during subsequent warming.

Uniola virgata reestablished itself from the far end of the bulldozed trail (i.e., inside the forest) and moved toward PR-325 over time (Fig. 2c).

Fouché's departure from office disorganized the police, and the ministry was reestablished for him after his support of the Senate's proclamation of the empire.

Whether populations survive the long dry season by aestivation (a dormant state promoting extended longevity during the summer) or are reestablished by migrants from distant locations where larval sites persist has remained an enigma for over 60 years.

Cell death was evident from Live -Dead Cell staining and the inability to reestablish cultures from detached cells.

By driving Sunni Iraqis into the arms of al Qaeda, sectarian terrorism has returned with a vengeance to Iraq, fueling a wave of daily bombings and enabling al Qaeda to reestablish bases from which to launch its terrorism in Syria, as well.