Sentence examples for for the reversion from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, this NMDAR-dependent fasting-induced plasticity was reversible: re-feeding of fasted animals allowed for the reversion of AMPAR mEPSC frequency to normal levels, which could have important therapeutic implications for individuals suffering from obesity.

"When we registered a request, in 2014, for the reversion of our eligible copyrights in America, we understood it to be a formality.

Not a lawyer, he nevertheless believes that the law provides for the reversion of copyright to the heirs (or anyone they sell the copyright to) under certain circumstances.

A protest on Monday is also set to be held at Brighton station, with Green Party MP Caroline Lucas present, to campaign for the reversion of the privatised network to a public asset.

Ideological élites tend to allow for the reversion into monarchy, as well as admit to heavy censorship.

Indeed, one likely explanation for the reversion of the motility phenotypes in the cupD mutant could be that the presence of CupD fimbriae impaired the proper function of other cell surface appendages, such as type IV pili or flagella.

The cultures were propagated for twelve transfers (∼80 bacterial generations) under drug treatment (for studying the evolution of antibiotic resistance), and then for another twelve transfers in drug-free medium (for studying the reversion of antibiotic resistance).

He reported on the initial stage of the project for Chagos News, the periodical newsletter of the CCT, calling for: … the reversion of the monoculture of coconut Cocos nucifera stands back into what stood before the days of the plantations.

For Shushkevich the reversion to Soviet ways is a big disappointment from the heady days of 1991, when he hosted Boris Yeltsin of Russia and Leonid Kravchuk of Ukraine at the meeting in which the Soviet Union was formally buried.

For example, the reversion of a mucoid to a non-mucoid phenotype that affected the fitness of the TBCF10839 strain (Table 2), will not be accessible in a non-mucoid ancestor such as PAO1.

Among those tested by serology, for example, the reversion rate was roughly equivalent to the seroconversion rate, which suggests that false-positive tests were occurring equally in the first and second screening.