Sentence examples for capable of reverting from inspiring English sources

When neuroprotection was examined on pentylenetetrazole challenged zebra fish, they were capable of reverting neuronal damage but to a lower extent than resveratrol.

A primary interest in the Wooley laboratory is the production of functional polymers from renewable sources that are capable of reverting to those natural products once their purpose has been served.

In the same way that the ooplasm of an egg is capable of reverting the nucleus of any cell back to an embryonic state, the cytoplasm of other cell types (such as blood cells) may be capable of reprogramming another cell type (such as a skin cell).

But the second time through the lineup in Game 2, Hernandez reversed the pattern to many hitters, throwing more breaking balls and off-speed pitches early in the count, a reminder that he was capable of reverting to his old style.

For Proclus, souls as self-moving principles represent the lowest level of entities that are capable of reverting upon itself (so called self-constituted beings [authypostata], see Elem. Theol. § 40 51).

However, they also seem to show an impaired expression capable of reverting in the absence of selective pressure.

Previous studies have demonstrated that mucoid strains of P. aeruginosa are capable of spontaneously reverting to a nonmucoid phenotype and acquiring flagellum based motility in a static growth conditions [28].

Collectively, findings from in vitro and in vivo model systems indicate that the fibroblast phenotype is maintained by NO signaling and that myofibroblast differentiation is associated with an attenuation/inhibition of the NO/sGC/cGMP signaling cascade, while stimulation of NO signaling is capable of even reverting myofibroblast differentiation.

In cell culture studies, downregulation of β1 integrin induced invasive fibroblast-like breast tumour cells to revert to polarised cells capable of contributing to acinar-like epithelium in vitro [ 24].

Are we capable of reacting quickly enough and acknowledging that and reverting to regulations which seem to be OK now?

"The owners are contractually obligated to pay, and they are capable of paying," says Mr Thompson.Conceivably, the property could revert to the creditors.