Sentence examples for that reactivate from inspiring English sources

Nationalism, cultural ethics, and poverty enter this textual(real)ity as discursive elements that reactivate locality.

These reporters are sufficiently sensitive and robust for high-throughput screening to identify drugs that reactivate latent HIV.

Screening of chemical libraries has allowed identification of small molecules that reactivate mutant p53 and trigger mutant p53‐dependent apoptosis.

In vitro genetic selection was used to identify mutations that reactivate a virtually inactive sunY deletion mutant.

The comprehension that is gathered via more sensorimotor activation may be more easily tapped by measures that reactivate the sensorimotor system.

All these geomorphological markers indicate no strike-slip offsets, but repeated and small tectonic pulses that reactivate previous structures originated under a transpressive context.

"Most of the foreign-born TB is reactivation, and one factor that reactivates TB is a drop in body weight," said Dr. Miranda, the Texas center's clinical director.

It is possible that camel neonates are equipped with an enzymic system that reactivates XOR in their gut and consequently generates antibacterial reactive oxygen species.

Last month, Italy's Constitutional Court partially lifted his immunity, a ruling that reactivated three other trials against him, including one in which his former tax lawyer, David Mills, was convicted of taking a bribe in exchange for false testimony.

Three main deformation events that reactivated this early architecture have been delineated, D1 D3.

Water contact pH experiments employing several reactivated granular activated carbons (GAC) showed that reactivated carbons exhibit pH excursions (i.e., pH > 8.5) when wetted.