Sentence examples for restart activity from inspiring English sources

A key question is how long this will be sustained, as a failure to restart activity will have implications for their appetite for investment and recruitment, and thus have an implication for the real economy.

It also has helicase-dependent fork reversal and restart activity, suggesting that it functions in fork regression downstream of PCNA ubiquitylation (Blastyak et al. 2007; Minca and Kowalski 2010).

TEHRAN, Aug. 1 - Defying the warning of European leaders, Iran said Monday that it was removing the seals placed by the United Nations nuclear agency at one of its nuclear sites to restart activities there.

Geologists feared that a large earthquake that shook Borah Peak, Idaho's tallest mountain, in 1983 would restart volcanic activity at Craters of the Moon, though this proved not to be the case.

As such, Nrf1 helps to restart proteasome activity if it has been shut off a phenomenon known as 'bounce-back'.

By then, midazolam would be expected to have been metabolized, but pilocarpine might still be present in sufficient amount to restart seizure activity.

Retrospectively analysed at 6-month post-delivery, it took 2 weeks longer for women who underwent 3rd and/or 4th degree rupture to restart sexual activity, when compared to those with minor lacerations [ 38].

"With or without an agreement, we will restart our activities".

"They are doing the executive work, and we hope that today we will be able to restart the activities," he told reporters.

Wright said that he hoped to slowly restart physical activities over the next few days and that he anticipated being able to play when the season opened.

The public prediction by Iran's military of a mild aftermath to "a much anticipated" atomic test is reminiscent of the 1980s campaign to restart nuclear activities.