Sentence examples for be reverted back to from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rehman said Ms. Yousafzai called him from Britain on Monday "and requested that because of the concerns of female students, the name of the college should be reverted back to its original name".
With the aim of maintaining a good quality of fresh water resources, this wastewater must be treated so that the water can be reverted back to the ecosystems.
By combining the models of attack, intrusion, and rejuvenation, we get an extended model where healthy nodes can be intruded and then be reverted back to a healthy state.
Subsequently, Pfrc is imported into the nucleus at rate kin, where it represents the diffuse form Pfrn. In the nucleus, the diffuse form Pfrn can either be reverted back to Prn at dark reversion rate kr or can accumulate at rate k3 into nuclear bodies Pfrns, which decompose at rate k4.
In his paper, Eugene Koonin convincingly argues that the exclusion of reverse translation is due to the fact that the "analog" 3-D structure of proteins cannot be reverted back to a linear amino acid sequence.
In addition, DHA and 2,3-diketogulonic acid may also be further oxidized by molecular oxygen, H2O2, and some metal oxyanions (permanganate, chromate) to products such as threonic acid, oxalic acid, and various smaller products (e.g., carbon dioxide) that cannot be reverted back to ascorbic acid (Deutsch 1998).
Later this morning we will be reverting back to standard Surge Pricing for riders.
These changes (especially the new Highlights) are clearly at least partially in response to very vocal base of users who hate the redesign, but Facebook isn't going to be reverting back to the old News Feed any time soon.
You may also be reverting back to using your fingers and wrist to write, rather than using your arm and shoulder.
The person who had been moved to cover my duties had been reverted back to his old role.
