| Herpes zoster ophthalmicus occurs when reactivation of the latent virus in the trigeminal ganglia involves the ophthalmic division of the nerve. |
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| Perhaps the months previous to this blog reactivation are best summed up in one sentence. |
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| The fast reactivation of the aconitase activity after an oxidative stress was attributed by Cairo et al. to the re-formation of the Fe-S cluster. |
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| The reactivation of dormant genes in fossil lineages after long time periods is considered a likely evolutionary mechanism. |
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| Other options also been looked at by the council is the reactivation of the disused rail line from Togher to Portlaoise town centre. |
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| But don't forget North Korea, which has just announced the reactivation of its Yongbyon nuclear plant. |
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| For the cyanobacterial sectors, reactivation occurred only after rain although apparently higher WC maintained NP for longer in these sectors. |
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| Multiple episodes of EBV reactivation led to decreased immunosuppressive therapy and serial quantitations of blood EBV genome copies. |
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| Beds of sandstone in splays represent multiple reactivation events and range in thickness from centimeters to more than a meter. |
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| Infection with herpes zoster caused by a reactivation of varicella virus dormant in dorsal root ganglia is also common in older adults. |
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| Seed germination is a developmental process of reactivation of metabolism to originate a new plant. |
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| Treatment does not correct tubal damage but prevents reactivation if laparoscopy or other pelvic surgery is indicated. |
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| These flares may be caused by other viral infections, or they may be secondary to viral reactivation and an unregulated immune response. |
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| Herpes zoster is caused by reactivation of varicella-zoster virus from a dorsal root ganglion to a cutaneous nerve and the adjacent skin. |
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| Each year, 600,000 or more Americans are diagnosed with shingles, a painful skin disease caused by a reactivation of the chickenpox virus. |
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| Herpes zoster results from reactivation of latent varicella zoster virus infection. |
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| The results suggested that reactivation of the silenced transgene occurs with cell proliferation. |
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| It seems this reactivation also allows the mitochondria to stimulate apoptosis. At least, that is what Dr Michelakis thinks is going on. |
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| As mentioned above, the reactivation of the Adjara patrol base in upper Kodori Valley is already in progress. |
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| During the patrol, UNOMIG made preparation for the reactivation of the Kodori team base in Adjara, scheduled for July. |
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| The planned reactivation, security permitting, of the UNOMIG team base in Adjara, in the upper Kodori valley, will partially address this issue. |
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| The treatment referees were trained in techniques consistent with prosocial behavior and, more specifically, norm reactivation. |
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| You could screen blood from patients and organ donors in this very broad manner and predict potential future issues with viral reactivation. |
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| And Dr Schaffer and Dr Arkin suspect that complete reactivation may not be necessary. |
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| Our aim must therefore be to make this reactivation of the economy long-lasting with strong growth and job creation. |
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| The enhanced time frame makes reactivation and conscription possible in order to ensure the defense capability in the armed forces. |
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| Costa Rica supports the reactivation of the Conference on Disarmament and appeals to this body and its members in this sense. |
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| It aborts episodes of recurrent herpes due to inhibition of viral replication following reactivation. |
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| Per capita national income increased with the reactivation of the national economy. |
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| Some longitudinal faults display a second generation of slickensides due to a dextral reactivation that locally modifies the geometry of the fault network. |
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| There is a dire need for the reactivation of community spirit. |
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| Obviously, a reinstall of an OS will warrant a reactivation. |
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| Accepta 7101 is an innovative biological and enzyme treatment product which has been specifically developed for the reactivation of poorly performing septic tanks. |
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| The reactivation of the economy called for an effective reform of the public sector, combined with measures to diversify and add value to local products. |
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| In the past it was believed that chronic Q fever was always the result of reactivation of a primary infection which persisted in latent form. |
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| The analysis focuses on Conti's reactivation of the humoralism of classic antiquity in the context of Enlightenment philosophy. |
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| By turning on expression of latent HIV proviruses, reactivation strategies such as Oral Amp B, could contribute to a reduction of HIV infection. |
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| Alleghenian reactivation of the Acadian fold belt, Meguma zone, southwest Nova Scotia. |
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| Similarly, the fact that accounts were automatically unfrozen after the war does not necessarily give rise to a reactivation or to the restoration of these assets to their legitimate owners. |
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| The return of the collective action can lead to a new organization of civil societies, reactivation of the principle of reciprocity and solidarity and a new distribution between capital and labor. |
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| Similarly, members of the Council were informed of the reactivation of the joint Haiti-Dominican Republic Commission, which should lead to the drawing up of a work programme dealing with issues of common interest. |
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| Herpes zoster is a common neurocutaneous disease resulting from reactivation of dormant varicella-zoster virus in sensory ganglions. |
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| On the control of checkpoints, it was agreed that the current existence of numerous checkpoints was detrimental not only to the peace process but also to the reactivation of and recovery in economic activities. |
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| The reactivation of annual bilateral meetings at governmental level, in order to discuss cooperation projects and partnerships in a number of areas: economic, trade, culture, education, health, transport. |
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| We have supported the reactivation of the Conference, based on a balanced and comprehensive programme of work responsive to the priorities of all member States. |
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| The reactivation of the Ferries Directive, whereby ferry workers would have the same working conditions irrespective of their nationality, would be a step in the right direction. |
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| Minor fault reactivation within the footwall block appears to be related to the release of bending stresses associated by the flexural uplift of the rift flank topography. |
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| However, since reactivation of the Corporation in 1995, there have not been any transfers of surplus Government lands that are subject to such claims. |
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| However, it was possible for pier C and the corresponding part of the central building to be reopened in November 1996, thus permitting the reactivation of the baggage reclaim system. |
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| Structure-activity analysis of aging and reactivation of human butyrylcholinesterase inhibited by analogues of tabun. |
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| The rash entails a reactivation of the latent varicella zoster virus that lies dormant in cranial or sensory nerve ganglia. |
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| Eight patients developed cytomegalovirus reactivation, but CMV disease was prevented by prompt treatment with oral gancyclovir. |
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| The modernization and reactivation of the economy are therefore critical to democracy in Kosovo and to the materialization of the European perspective there. |
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| Uncommon adverse reactions include ageusia, congestive cardiac failure, new-onset diabetes mellitus, impaired wound healing, grade 1 hemorrhage and hepatitis B reactivation. |
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| The revival of other northern airfields is set to continue, as is the reactivation of docks on the New Siberian Islands and the Franz Josef archipelago. |
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| Cases outside these regions often result from travel, infection reactivation, latent infection in immunosuppressed hosts, or exposure to fomites from mycosis-endemic areas. |
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| Reactivation of a dormant atavistic gene could account for the abnormal costocoracoid ligament in humans. |
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| Reactivation of organophosphorous inhibited AChE with oximes. |
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