The phrase "a further reversal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where there is an additional change or turnaround in a previously established condition or decision.
Example: "The recent developments in the negotiations have led to a further reversal of the initial agreement."
Alternatives: "an additional turnaround" or "a subsequent change".
The fact that globalisation is advancing again after such a calamitous crisis is encouraging, but further reversals are perfectly possible.*Studies cited in this article "Global Connectedness Index", DHL, 2014 "Global flows in a Digital Age", McKinsey Global Institute, 2014.
Barring further reversals, the tree would seem doomed.
In a further study, the reversal of MMF after an induced hemorrhagic shock in rats did not lead to life-threatening haemodynamic conditions [ 58].
The committee also warns that scientists shouldn't rely on the use of "reversal drives" - a further wave of gene drives - to tackle unintended consequences of the strategy.
This field also favors a reversible magnetization reversal, which further lower the major hysteresis curve coercivity (global one), in comparison with the one extracted from the FORC diagrams, taken as its position on the H c axis.
Further, methylation reversal using demethylating agents suggested a mechanism of gene silencing underlying the reduced expression of p57Kip2 seen in carboplatin resistant cells.
The two studies reported further test reversal theory hypotheses concerning human psychological responses to different types of settings and environmental events on an Asian sample.
Following further sex reversal, oocytes reduce largely in number, and along with spermatogonium increase, the grouper β-defensin expression level increases rapidly (Fig. 6C).
Further, the reversal voltage was significantly more positive (7.1 ± 1.2 mV vs 0.1 ± 0.4 mV).
To further demonstrate reversal of the Q67L phenotype in compound mutants, we performed FRAP assays to follow the extraction of the compound mutants from membranes.
Although these agents may reduce the most serious intracranial bleeding, management of hemorrhage in patients taking anticoagulants remains a challenge and further development of reversal strategies is a priority.
