Sentence examples for would be reactivated from inspiring English sources

He said the application would be reactivated upon the soldier's return from Afghanistan.

Nevertheless, NASA announced in August that the WISE satellite would be reactivated in September.

Mr. Cotten said the Department of Homeless Services told him that if the couple's debt was under $5,000, they could pay it off a little at a time and their application for a new apartment would be reactivated.

On December 7, 2006, Headquarters Marine Corps released a message stating that 2nd Battalion 9th Marines would be reactivated during 2007 as part of the continuing Global War on Terror.

One of the first described approaches involves the pharmacological reversion of CpG methylation, accomplished by inhibition of DNA methyltransferase (DNMT) with drugs such as 5-aza-2'-deoxycytidine (5-aza-dC), coupled with the use of gene expression microarrays to identify methylated silenced genes that would be reactivated by drug treatment [10].

When the level of [Ca2+]i returns to resting levels between action potentials, the MASH would be reactivated causing a decrease in cytosolic NADH and both glucose and lactate may then be metabolized.

After the meeting, Facebook announced that they would be reactivating several hundred profiles belonging to members of the LGBT community that had recently been deactivated.

A spokesman e-mailed to say that if a customer sent in a signed statement that his or her radio was stolen, it wouldn't be reactivated.

United said the reactivation was a mistake and said the numbers were "inadvertently reinstated", and would not be reactivated.

To study further the mechanism by which the FBP gene was downregulated, DAC, a DNA demethylation agent, was used to determine whether the silenced FBP gene could be reactivated as would be expected if the reduced expression of FBP in CP-r cells were due to hypermethylation of the gene.

The cabinet members believe that in many Liberal Democrat seats, an anti-Tory tactical vote can still be reactivated, and it would be foolish to spurn such voters in search of a new centre ground.