Although TFs were originally thought to be undruggable, a recently revived effort to design anti-cancer drugs that target specific TFs is showing promise.
John Snow was a "consilient" thinker, according to Johnson, using an old word recently revived by E. O. Wilson, meaning that Snow combined insights from different disciplines and different scales of investigation.
But a number of Islamic leaders have recently revived a push for an international ban on blasphemy, which would move in exactly the wrong direction.
The importance of the ionospheric Hall conductivity has been recently revived and described using one dimensional models.
In Imperial Russia, it was used for everything from executions to outdoor markets to a cavalry ceremony that was recently revived and is now held, in all its pomp and glory, from April into the fall.
Recently revived Hammer Films is using MySpace to co-produce and premiere new "webisodes" that update the film studio's legendary B-movie, gore-and-vampire themes for a modern audience.
The debate was recently revived when a study from the Pew Research Center reported that high earning, college-educated women have a dwindling pool of likeminded marriage partners.
An increase in the incidence of physician-diagnosed diabetes with rosuvastatin in Justification for the Use of Statins in Primary Prevention: an Intervention Trial Evaluating Rosuvastatin (JUPITER) published recently revived clinical interest in the effects of statins on glycemic control.
The contribution of immune system in lung fibrogenesis had been largely underscored due to the absence of response to immunosuppressive agents; however, the premise that lung fibrosis has an immunologic background has been recently revived.
Second, MB has been recently revived as an antimalarial (in combination with artemisin-based combinations) because it has gametocytocidal action against P. Falciparum.
