Sentence examples for should reactivate from inspiring English sources
This exhibition and its excellent catalog should reactivate the fervent following that his art so richly deserves.
John Kelly, whose brother was shot dead on Bloody Sunday, said the chief constable should reactivate the investigation.
Obama should reactivate the Election Assistance Commission established by the Help America Vote Act of 2002 following the 2000 election debacle, activists said.
The dimethoxy analog should reactivate more rapidly and undergo less aging, although methyl esters undergo hydrolysis more rapidly than do ethyl esters.
Blocking the inhibition of wild-type p53 by MDM2 in cancer cells should reactivate p53's tumour suppressor functions and enhance current cancer treatments.
If indeed cohesin cleavage destroys tension to a degree sufficient for SAC signaling and APC/CCdc20 prevents this solely by destroying cyclins, then oocytes that activate separase in the presence of nondegradable cyclin B1 should reactivate the SAC during anaphase.
Jeremy Clarkson and Top Gear programme chiefs could reportedly face a prison sentence of up to three years if found guilty of "falsification", after a court in Argentina ordered that an investigation into the claims should be reactivated.
This option should be reactivated every time I start new game.
The presence of the bomb should create a token (i.e., "[bomb]") in the viewer's event model that is associated with the car (e.g., Radvansky, 2005), which should be reactivated every time the car is in the frame, including its causal implications for subsequent narrative events (i.e., it creates imminent danger for anyone near it) (e.g., Myers & O'Brien, 1998).
Imprinting is considered to be a reversible mechanism, because the suppressed allele should be reactivated during gametogenesis when it is transmitted to next generation.
According to this model, critical proapoptotic pathways (silenced in cancer cells) should be reactivated following HDAC inhibition, leading to apoptosis (Minucci and Pelicci, 2006).
