Sentence examples for efficient reversal from inspiring English sources

In particular, in the paired-associates task, uncoupling odour-reward relationships from their contexts enables more efficient reversal learning.

We found that mice homozygous for the Met allele show more efficient reversal learning in two different paradigms, but learn at rates comparable to Val homozygotes on the multiple choice discrimination task, a go/no-go task, and in appetitive extinction.

Cardiopulmonary bypass represents the greatest challenge in this regard, necessitating profound levels of anticoagulation during its conduct, but also quick, efficient reversal of this state once the surgical procedure is completed.

Interestingly, the FLP used in the current work caused efficient reversal in peripheral T cells but not thymocytes, which is advantageous for studying developmental epigenetic programming of T-cell functions, a fundamental issue in immunology.

In conclusion, we show an effect of salience on set-switching, with more efficient reversal following unexpected losses compared with null outcomes was abolished by l-dopa, both at the level of behavior and associated prefrontal responses.

Second, the identification of mechanisms that prevent the efficient reversal of gene expression from differentiated cell nuclei transplanted into oocytes may help improve the success of nuclear reprogramming and hence, ultimately, cell replacement strategies.

We observed marked effects of reversal cue salience on set-switching, with more efficient reversals following salient loss outcomes.

Therefore, rapid and efficient warfarin reversal in the setting of an emergent, life-threatening bleeding is needed.

Carboxymethylated gamma-cyclodextrin showed efficient and complete reversal of the pipecuronium induced neuromuscular block in an ex vivo rat diaphragm experiment.

Such protective strategy for cells/tissues transplantation has been demonstrated efficient in pathological reversal of many diseases, such as central nervous system diseases, diabetes mellitus, hepatic diseases, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, hemophilia, hypothyroidism, and cardiovascular diseases (Zhang et al., 2008; Grandoso et al., 2007; Colton, 1995; Desai et al., 2000; Sellitto et al., 1995).

The commercial environment now benefits HP, with its established sales channel, large and well regarded services division and efficient supply chain a dramatic reversal of fortune, since the firm's dependence on sales teams and retail outlets had only recently seemed hopelessly anachronistic.