"be reverted" is an acceptable verb phrase in written English.
For example, "The changes to the website must be reverted as soon as possible."
These implications, however, cannot be reverted.
This molecular response could partially be reverted by further modification with arginylglycylaspartic acid (RGD).
Importantly, these two kinds of consolidations cannot be reverted by a lung recruitment maneuver.
We then figured out that this process could be reverted automatically in vitro.
If you try to add links or content without it, chances are it'll be reverted".
However, the situation could be reverted when DOs were supplemented with intact COCs (DOsCOCs; 62.7% and 12.7%, respectively, P < 0.05).
After the high-rate cycling, its discharge capacity at 0.2 C can be reverted to 97.67% of its initial capacity.
All the modifications carried out by the compensation algorithm must be reverted when the network failure is solved.
We found that disturbances in membrane potential and ATP consumption, produced by environmental perturbations of the cation concentration, may be reverted to the reference state adjusting the leak.
Such a perspective could be reverted to provide control and management facilities through specific framework and software, in line with new trends such as software defined networking.
Their high polarity state could also readily be reverted to the low polarity state by the removal of CO2 with heating.
