Sentence examples for action being reversed from inspiring English sources

In contrast to TamRwd cells treated with E2, which promoted a growth response, E2 in combination with 5AZA was strongly inhibitory at physiological doses of the steroid (10-9 M), with this action being reversed by tamoxifen.

In another mode, called "zoom," the action is reversed, which could come in handy for more visual content, like if you're surveying a full painting at a distance, and then move in close for a look at some particular detail.

In a statement, Human Rights Watch called the situation a "de facto coup" and called on Thailand's allies to demand that the action "be reversed immediately".

The Americans then advanced on the British, Moultrie observing that the action was "reversed from the usual way of fighting between British and Americans; they taking the bushes and we taking the open ground".

Rhodiola-water extract dose-dependently lowered the plasma glucose in STZ-diabetic rats and this action was reversed by blockade of opioid μ-receptors using cyprodime.

These constraints are maintained during an iterative process until ∑ Nm = Nt: while ∑ Nm is different from Nt, a candidate is chosen at random, and has one mating added (if ∑ Nm < Nt) or subtracted (if ∑ Nm > Nt), and this action is reversed when a constraint is violated.

If the pregnancy goes to term, estrogen's tumor-promoting actions are reversed.

Myth: Affirmative action is "reverse discrimination".

In this climate, the notion that affirmative action is "reverse discrimination" if it benefits non-whites is the height of disingenuousness and cowardice.

Despite the vote, executives from Accenture noted that the action could be reversed by the full House.

That way, if it turns out that blocking the spyware also inhibits some other software program, the action can be reversed.