For all of her stubborn rants, Ms. Varis invariably seems to to be able to revert to the chuckling great aunt with the soft heart.
A police department in Durham, N.H., that was hit by CryptoWall in June 2014, refused to hand over the ransom and was able to revert to backup files.
She explained that some of the other cell types, in turn, may be able to revert to archeocytes when they are needed to perform yet another function.
Consequently, the house cat is able to revert to complete self-reliance more quickly and more successfully than most domesticated dogs.
Our study shows that recombinant neurofibromin is able to revert cellular effects of NF1 haploinsuffiency in vitro, indicating a use of protein transduction into cells as a potential treatment strategy for the monogenic disease NF1.
When Lippi the arch-tactician sent on Alessandro Del Piero, Italy were able to revert to their favoured attacking trident to try and take advantage of the extra man.
Hamilton added that from Singapore onwards, Mercedes will be able to revert to the high downforce configuration with which he was so successful in Hungary where he beat Vettel fair and square.
Although users will be able to revert to the familiar Start-based interface, Microsoft is aiming at the new system as its way of combating the threat from tablets made by Apple and other companies incorporating Google's Android system, as well as RIM's PlayBook and HP's forthcoming WebOS tablets.
We were able to revert the growth characteristics of the ∆yeaG mutant strain to that of the wild-type strain by complementing with inducible plasmid-borne yeaG (∆yeaG pBAD-yeaG), thereby demonstrating that the altered growth of the mutant strain is not due to any undesired effects caused by the deletion of the yeaG gene (Fig. 3A,B).
