Varina Davis noted that some in Congress had sought Benjamin's ouster "because of reverses which no one could have averted, [so] the President promoted him to the State Department with a personal and aggrieved sense of injustice done to the man who had now become his friend and right hand".
Current therapy – exemplified by the dopaminergic agent L-3,4-dihydroxy-phenylalanine (L-DOPA) – is restricted to symptomatic relief because agents capable of reversing or even effectively inhibiting neuronal degeneration have not yet been found.
Though some Labour MPs quickly saw in him the most talented Tory leader since Mrs Thatcher, others underestimated him, partly because of reverse prejudices about his class.
A 2009 survey, sponsored by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, found that seventeen per cent of Chinese respondents considered it difficult to settle in the U.S. — but that twice as many, thirty-four per cent, reported difficulty going home, because of reverse culture shock, pollution, and other factors.
As the grandson of an Italian factory worker, Scalia has said repeatedly that he empathized not with African-American beneficiaries of affirmative action but with "the Polish factory worker's kid" who lost a job or a university slot because of "reverse discrimination"; as a Supreme Court justice, he has written a series of decisions striking down affirmative action.
A key problem with this explanatory variable is that it can be endogenous because of reverse causality.
Although number of police officers in an area is arguably important in deterring crime, it is unclear what this variable would capture because of reverse causality (high police force reduces crime but areas with high crime rates are assigned a higher police force power).
Alternatively, the results of observational studies may be incorrect because of reverse causation or failure to adequately control for confounding – or because the 25(OH D level is simply a proxy for sun exposure, time outdoors or associated behaviours.
20 25 26 Furthermore, pancreatic cancer induces diabetes in about 40% of patients, 31 32 raising concerns that the association between diabetes and pancreatic cancer could be partly because of reverse causality.
They expressed that hearing messages from adults about not joining gangs might actually make gangs seem more appealing because of "reverse psychology" and some youth's desire to do the opposite of what adults tell them to do.
