Sentence examples for hence reverted from inspiring English sources
Hence, reverted austenite was fully stable and the next quenching in liquid nitrogen yielded full suppression of γ-α transformation resulted from the dimensional effect.
"Australia is a toad free continent (or at least it was before the introduction of the cane toads) hence goannas living in Australia did not need to have a toad toxin resistant structure, and hence they have reverted back to the physiologically more efficient structure, which unfortunately also means that they became sensitive to cane toad toxin," said Dr Ujvari.
We analysed both reverted, hence transduced with AxCANCre and selected with G418, and unreverted i.e. untreated cells.
Finally, we verified whether the upregulation of VEGF-A in TG mice was directly linked to a higher hERG1 activity and, hence, could be reverted by treatment with the hERG1 blocker E4031.
Hence, it temporally reverts from asymptotic to transient behaviour.
This is in contrast to the iPad, which started out with generational naming — hence, "iPad 2" — and then reverted back to simply "the new iPad" with the latest iteration.
These changes could be reverted upon remyelination, hence, supporting the idea that myelin can influence glutamate homeostasis and demyelination can drive secondary neurodegeneration [ 112].
The challenge in this concept is that all reverted austenite films have similar mechanical stability, hence, they all undergo transformation-induced plasticity (TRIP) at the same strain level.
One of the un-annotated proteins was also highly down-regulated under water deficit but reverted to normal levels under combined stress and hence behaved similarly to pollen allergens and beta expansin.
Much has reverted to brush.
