Sentence examples for 1 reversal from inspiring English sources
Independent reversals from monoicy to dioicy were inferred for Megaceros (1 reversal), Nothoceros (3) and Phaeoceros (1), with at least two transitions from dioicy to monoicy in Folioceros.
The reporting reveals five dimensions: (1) reversal, (2) turning against self, (3) turning against object, (4) intellectualisation/ rationalisation, and (5) projection.
The most frequent leprosy reactions are classified as Type 1 (reversal) reaction (RR) and Type 2 reaction, or erythema nodosum leprosum (ENL).
Pereira et al. discovered that patients known to have HIV and leprosy, when treated with HAART manifested a type 1 reversal reaction, acute leprosy inflammatory episode (4 ), or IRIS.
Given these findings, it is reasonable to hypothesize that (1) reversal of ERK and CREB over-expression results in blocking of METH-dependent transcription activity and consequently disruption of METH-induced LTP and (2) non-responders may harbor variants that affect expression of genes that are down-regulated in TPM responders.
Placing formalin fixed tissue/cells in a buffer followed by extended heating at elevated temperature has two effects: 1) reversal of formalin-induced crosslinks, and 2) removal of secondary/tertiary/quaternary protein structure to allow for protease digestion of the primary protein structure.
45 Reversal on Investigation The National Transportation Safety Board reversed itself and said that it would investigate the derailment of a prototype light-rail train during a test run at Kennedy International Airport.
"It's not a 1-to-1 reversal, but it is a mathematical computation that determines where some of the audio bits should have been," Mr. Lee said.
(It was shot on Super 16 reversal film).
A 2-1 leadissolveded into a 3-2 reversal for the home team, but any disappointment was temporary.
[C4.] Reversal on New Accounting Rule In an abrupt reversal, accounting rule makers have decided that no expenses stemming from the attacks will be classified as extraordinary.
