Sentence examples for fully reverse from inspiring English sources

Our hypotheses were that 1) while early-onset knee flexion contractures may be reversible, long-lasting contractures do not fully reverse spontaneously and 2) while initial partial reversibility may occur, extending the duration of recovery does not lead to further gains in knee extension.

By contrast, almost all freshly isolated human monocytes fully reverse their polarization axis in less than one minute upon reversal of the gradient produced by 100 nM CCL2.

THERE was no reason, he said, for her to believe that the agency could fully reverse itself.

In most recessions since World War II, it took about a year after employment bottomed for the economy to add enough jobs to fully reverse the decline.

The scientists found that the "recovery" sleep did not fully reverse declines in performance on a test of reaction times and other psychomotor tasks, especially for subjects who had been forced to sleep only three or five hours a night.

It is worth noting, however, that this decline is from a spike in hunger after food price increases in 2007-08; it does not fully reverse that earlier increase.

The operation cannot be fully reversed.

Unlike HS2, for instance, lighter evenings is a low-cost policy and can be fully reversed.

These achievements were never fully reversed, even when tanks went on the streets the following year.

"The apparent increase in prices has been fully reversed, demand is falling, and supply is going to increase".

Fully reversed stress-controlled fatigue tests are then carried out.