reactivation

Some patients may have more than one reactivation over a number of years.

And with very recent reactivation of the base, traffic was still light.

The new year 1971 found Assurance involved in the reactivation process.

This reactivation takes two to five days, he said, by which time the virus could have taken hold.

And then you will be able to see economic reactivation."

"The change is a symptom of reactivation in the country, that things are getting better."

Early 2009 brought about the reactivation of the band in earnest.

This reactivation led to enhanced performance on the learned task.

He attempted his personal reactivation code a second time, but it had no effect.

The reactivation of passenger services on the line has been discussed for several years.

This is called reactivation and may occur within one year after stopping treatment.

The current structure was built with the reactivation of the line as a light rail station in 2003.

However, a more common problem is reactivation of the latent virus.

Last month's reactivation of the plant, she said, was "just another setback for us."

His older brother's reactivation and instant promotion had been a necessity.

We're having an all-departments meeting in four hours to discuss plans for reactivation.

After reactivation, the forager may return to the known resource.

One idea is that the disease stems from the reactivation of childhood viruses.

He sat in a reactivation of something she probably played to a finish thousands of years ago.

There was about 15-20% increase after reactivation compared to each untreated protein itself.

Human herpesvirus-6 infection in children: a prospective study of complications and reactivation.

Since the modern incorporation (or reactivation), people on the edge of the town have asked to be included.

My rapidly working cell reactivation would enable me to function fully again after an hour.

Due to this reactivation in the brain a more permanent memory trace can be created.

Regeneration is the reactivation of development so that a missing body part grows back.