Sentence examples for led to reverse from inspiring English sources

We found that illegitimate recombination between an exogenous nonretroviral RNA virus, lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, and the endogenous intracisternal A-type particle (IAP) retrotransposon occurred and led to reverse transcription of exogenous viral RNA.

Four amino acid substitutions on the TetR sequence led to reverse TetR, which binds TetO sequences only in the presence of Tc.

Integration of all available data led to reverse engineering of the published TCZ model and its translation to OKZ in the form of three potential PK/PD model parameterizations (Supplementary Table S1).

In these procedures either the rapid drainage of CSF or application of suction to the drains led to reverse herniation of brain and rapid release of suction reverted the cardiac changes in few cases; however, former case also required CPR [ 8– 11].

Under-reporting of GWG only would lead to reverse associations in this group.

Transfer of Tregs to rats with hypertension-induced hypertrophy leads to reverse remodelling and improved electric remodelling [ 27].

The assessment of the exposure in 1997, more than 5 years before the start of follow-up, prevented possible differential misclassification of exposure due to change in physical activities related to RA presymptoms, which could lead to reverse causation.

This could lead to reverse causation 2 24 25 and thus to attenuation of the association between alcohol and cancer in these centres, resulting in heterogeneity of the association across centres.

This meta-analysis shows that CRT in these patients reduces mortality and leads to reverse remodeling, and reduces hospitalizations or worsening heart failure at the cost of a somewhat higher rate of complications.

The systematic variation of UFR with BMI could lead to "reverse causation," in which the health outcome (obesity, or diseases that can be directly associated with obesity) influences the analyte concentration through reduced UFR, rather than analyte concentration causing the health outcome.

There might be no-fly zones of some sort.Such moderate activism could do good though it could also lead to reverses which, unlike Mr Obama's lost opportunities, are plainly visible.