Sentence examples for era reverse from inspiring English sources
In the post-genomic era, reverse vaccinology is proving promising in the development of vaccines against bacterial and viral diseases, with limited application in ectoparasite vaccine design.
As the genomic era progressed, reverse vaccinology has evolved with a pan-genome approach and multi-strain genome analysis became fundamental for the design of universal vaccines.
One cabinet member said: "If the TGWU thinks they can tell the Iraqi government what is good for them, we seem to be living in a new era of reverse imperialism".
Or that during the reform era, Deng Xiaoping reversed most of his predecessor's catastrophic economic policies.
David Matthau Edgewater, N.J. To the Sports Editor: Commissioner Bud Selig has a career opportunity to end the steroid era by reversing Jim Joyce's acknowledged wrong call.
Furthermore, the improvement of the terms of trade that boosted the growth in the periphery in the early globalization era strongly reversed in the 1930s.
Britain has quite a stingy basic state pension because of a Thatcher-era decision (reversed by the new coalition) to link payments to prices rather than earnings.
As has been widely publicized, the Bush-era deficits reversed the effects of the deficit reduction from the Clinton years.
The availability of the fly genome together with the discovery of RNA interference (RNAi) started an era of systematic reverse genetics, recently fuelled by the generation of genome-wide RNAi libraries in Drosophila [2], [3], [4].
This study exemplifies the era of human reverse clinical genomics ushered in by large disease-directed cohort studies; first defining a new syndrome molecularly and, only subsequently, phenotypically.
At around the same time that the first big judgement call of the Lehmann era was being reversed, the second one was being made: the retention of Usman Khawaja, at the expense of Phil Hughes, for the third Test.
