Sentence examples for an reversion of from inspiring English sources

Possible extensions of our model can include state equations with delays in both the control and the state (Collard et al., 2008), the inclusion of quality as additional control, or an reversion of the order of stages, i.e., beginning with a normal period followed by a recession.

Interestingly, a reversion of a drug-resistant tumor to a drug-sensitive one has been described for two lung cancer patients treated with an epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) inhibitor.

We give an improvement and a reversion of the well-known Ky-Fan inequality as well as some related results.

tsh 2757R8 is a reversion of a tsh enhancer trap (Andrew et al., 1994) and was used in combination with tsh-GAL4 and UAS-tio for the rescue experiment.

Such a link can cause a reversion of observed dependencies of height:diameter ratios on density (Wonn and O'Hara, 2001).

However, this appears to us that the more historically normal model of reserve lending and a more discriminating consumer is akin to a reversion of the mean and not a new paradigm.

Our three patients had a reversion of ER to a positive phenotype after 9, 12 and 37 weeks from the start of treatment with trastuzumab.

The notices were served under US copyright laws that give songwriters "an inalienable right" to call for a reversion of copyright after 35 years.

They formed by a reversion of tumor cells to an undifferentiated phenotype and recapitulated embryonic vasculogenesis, the so-called vasculogenic mimicry [15].

Overexpression of Tcf-3 in the epidermis was shown to cause a reversion of adult cells to an embryonic-like status, associated with the accumulation of K15 and Sox9.

He said: "US copyright law clearly states that songwriters are permitted to apply for a reversion of their copyrights after a 35-year period.