Sentence examples for substantial reactivation from inspiring English sources

Eolian sand in the Arkansas River dune field may be derived principally with variability in fluvial activity and in climate during the late Pleistocene to the middle Holocene, with substantial reactivation of eolian systems during decadal-scale drought variability in the past 2000 yr.

The Middle Bore Fault may have formed as early as the Kimban Orogeny (∼1.7 Ga), although substantial reactivation and modification of the crustal architecture could have occurred between the Kimban Orogeny and intrusion of the cross-cutting Gairdner Dolerite Dykes (827 Ma).

The seismic reflection pattern within this entire assemblage suggests significant reactivation of small-scale faults prior to the Early Miocene that may have caused substantial deformation within the strata (Fig. 7).

Whereas latent cytomegalovirus (CMV) is harmlessly present in 60 to 70% of healthy people, reactivation is associated with substantial morbidity and mortality in the immunocompromised host.

"We need not decide, however, whether Microsoft's objections constitute a 'substantial question' likely to lead to Supreme Court review, because Microsoft has failed to demonstrate any substantial harm that would result from the reactivation of the proceeding in the district court".

We found that the dominant force responsible for the attenuating declines in local TB incidence is a substantial proportion of notifications arising from endogenous reactivation of latent infections, even with a low estimated progression rate to active TB disease [24], [25].

On the other hand, however, the correlation was not clearly representative of the majority of the participants, and even though the individual RT costs were generally substantial (and larger than those associated with the PPA reactivation effect), most of the participants did not show the predicted FFA reactivation effect.

Public health interventions which focus on reducing transmission may not lead to substantial reductions in disease burden associated with endogenous reactivation of latent infections in the short- to medium-term.

The major findings were, in part substantial species differences in the inhibition (sarin, paraoxon) and reactivation kinetics (obidoxime, HI 6) of erythrocyte AChE, but comparable kinetics of inhibition and reactivation between erythrocyte and muscle AChE.

While intuition suggests what should generally happen to HPV-16 prevalence in Australia if reactivation occurs (increase in older women, less substantial increase in older men), mathematical modelling helps to quantify this.

Although there are substantial variations in the pattern (and frequency) of HSV-2 reactivations [13], [76], the critical parameter here is the shedding frequency irrespective of whether the pattern is that of short but frequent reactivations or long but less frequent ones since by assumption the synergy acts whenever there is shedding and irrespective of the pattern of shedding.