The anticancer behaviour and the MDR reverting ability of the new compounds were evaluated on human colon cancer cells, particularly prone to develop the MDR phenotype.
Similarly, daclizumab controlled MS-related increases in the innate lymphoid cells (ILCs) and lymphoid tissue inducer cells in the blood and CSF, and reverted the diminished proportion of intrathecal monocytes.
Within days, Salon's editor, David Talbot, posted a note to readers saying, "You win!" and the site reverted to some of its old design.
The total cost of the work that had been done on the conversion to a CATOBAR configuration, and of reverting the design to the original STOVL configuration, was estimated by Philip Hammond to be "something in the order of £100 million".
In summer 1990, after German reunification, the institution closed and the building reverted to the possession of the AOK., it houses their legal division.
This time estimate is consistent with a conservative date of >50 Ma presented in refs. [5], [20], and our conclusion of the reverted slow rate in contemporary Poaceae can be regarded as robust to the calibration points used.
The Whopper reverted to its previous size in 1987 when a new management team took over the company and reverted many of the changes initiated prior.
This is a new Triassic age and the mind of man reverts to its deeply primitive state.
By addressing such questions, however, we have already opted for an oblique style of reading, a change of perspective and the focus of attention reverts from 'context of justification' to 'context of discovery', analysing concrete subjects who, in concrete research settings, face demanding objects (a).
Upon the withdrawal of London Transport services the lease expired and the railway and stations reverted to the control of the Oxford & Aylesbury Tramroad Company.
