Sentences with phrase «reactivate later»

Most sites will let you reactivate later if the romance fades down the road, but disabling your account is an act of faith in the relationship.

Another unique feature to MPWH is that you can hold your profile and reactivate it later.

«Once a liver cell is infected, the viral genome persists inside the nucleus, and that can reactivate later,» says Bhatia, the John and Dorothy Wilson Professor of Health Sciences and Technology and Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

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Authorized users can later reactivate their devices by entering in their own personal information.

Davies and Lineweaver suggest that genes active in embryogenesis and switched off later may be reactivated because of damage, causing the accelerated cell division of these rogue cancer cells.

«The point of our study is to show that it's never too late to reactivate the gene,» Bird says.

Previous studies already had established that E. coli bacteria can create dormant hiding places for E. coli in the bladder and later be reactivated to cause infection.

The results may have implications for HIV - 1 latency, in which integrated HIV - 1 remains dormant in the human genome before being reactivated at a later point.

Later, converging signals can be reactivated and sent back to the regions they came from, reconstructing a paler version of the original experience.

In the United States, tuberculosis remains an important preventable disease, including active tuberculosis infection, which may be infectious, and latent infection (LTBI), which is asymptomatic and not infectious but can later reactivate and progress to active disease.

But even with HAART, HIV can linger in brain and immune cells, reactivating years later to cause heart, kidney and neurological problems.

When they returned one day later and attempted to reactivate the memory using an emotional trigger, they could find no trace of it.

They remain dormant in our bodies but can be reactivated in later life by physical and emotional stress, resulting in a condition called shingles.

It is possible for elements of the dream to be recalled later in the day, perhaps triggered by an experience that reactivates the same area of the brain that created the dream overnight.

Nearly two and a half months after its networks were breached by the hacker group LulzSec, Sony will finish restoring its PlayStation Network later this week when it reactivates the service in Japan.

But while most of the story does fall a bit flat (at least until a twist later in the story ups the excitement), the characters are legitimately funny and heart - warming, especially the cute little robot they reactivate named Kobo.

Later on the prince will have to chain these abilities (especially the sphere and hooks) to traverse seemingly - impassible sections; the trick is that you can not have more than one of a given power active at one time and there's a slight lag before you can reactivate them, so you can't just keep making spheres over and over or spirit hook your way up a crazy vertical climb.

Two years later, Zhao Zhao reactivated the project by bringing a Bactrian camel from the Taklamakan Desert into an exhibitionary space.

In 1989, there were 20,000 inactive wells in Alberta; 27 years later, there are 81,000 inactive wells and Cumming says that, by the AER's own numbers, only two per cent of those wells will ever be reactivated.

I deactivated my account yesterday and reactivated it five minutes later.

You can deactivate an account and then later reactivate it.

You can also sign in to your new PC with a Microsoft account and that key will be associated with your Microsoft account, making it easy to reactivate your digital license if you ever need to reinstall Windows 10 later.

Your license must be reinstated (reactivated) no later than June 30, 2015.