Sentence examples for believed to reverse from inspiring English sources

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In psychiatry, the disease centred model is reflected in the names of the major drug classes: antidepressants are believed to reverse biochemical pathways that give rise to symptoms of depression and antipsychotics are thought to act on mechanisms that produce psychotic symptoms.

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As Trump acknowledged in the interview, it is widely believed that to reverse the status quo would require a constitutional amendment — although he maintained this was not the case.

Major political and programme changes are believed to have recently reversed this trend, yet there has been a lack of empirical data, particularly for child deaths due to AIDS.

We believe revision to reverse geometry long-stem implant with cortical strut allograft augmentation to be safe and appropriate in the management of these complex injuries, although technically challenging, and has excellent initial and medium-term results.

In summary, we believe revision to reverse geometry long-stem implant with or without cortical strut allograft augmentation to be safe and appropriate in the management of these complex injuries, although technically challenging, and has excellent initial to medium-term results.

We believe that to reverse the state's decline, people need tools for comprehending the problems we face.

Since ESTs often contain errors that are believed to originate during the reverse transcription step required to make cDNA libraries, we repeated our SNP identification procedure by considering only SNPs having a minor allele count of at least two.

Furthermore, reverse splicing is believed to have little impact on the fast turnover of HEG, because the reverse splicing pathway generally involves intron and HEG moving together as a unit (Haugen and Bhattacharya 2004).

That is believed to heighten wakefulness -- the reverse of the drowsiness side effect of some antihistamines -- but the researchers are not yet focusing on any specific medical conditions.

Such a conclusion is in agreement with Eapen et al. [ 47] who reported an alteration in the distribution of HDL subspecies in menopause, with a reduction seen in the proportion of large, buoyant HDL2 particles, which are believed to be more active in reverse cholesterol transport [ 48]; in contrast, the number of smaller, more dense HDL3 subfragments increases [ 49, 50].

Acetylation is believed to facilitate transcription whereas deacetylation reverses such effects and thus, reinforces the repressive effect of chromatin [ 52].

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