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With time, part of the desert pavement area may revert back into an active wash by shifting the entire position of the river draining from the mountain.

The company may revert back to contract handset orders, which was part of its core business earlier in its 21-year history, some analysts say.

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The SIRI model is appropriate for some diseases such as human and bovine tuberculosis, and herpes [2 4], in which recovered individuals may revert back to the infective class due to reactivation of the latent infection or incomplete treatment.

Although, simple mutations can cause non-aflatoxigenicity at any time in otherwise aflatoxin-producing lineages and such non-aflatoxigenics may revert back to aflatoxin-producer with a similar mutation, this is not the case for the non-aflatoxigenic genotypes used as active ingredients in biocontrol products.

The rights to the Gothic series may revert back to Piranha Bytes following the release of Risen II.

That estimate is on par with previous estimates and does not account for individuals who may then revert back to having mild cognitive impairment after further follow-up, the study's authors wrote, but it may provide some hope.

However, the company notes that individual Fox and NBC affiliates may temporarily revert back to a 30fps version in order to deliver the most stable playback stream, at times.

However, the company notes that individual Fox and NBC affiliates may temporarily revert back to a 30fps version in order to deliver the most stable playback stream, at times.

While the probability of success in ECV is approximately 58% [ 18], the fetus may spontaneously revert back to breech before delivery [ 19].

To survive in their new home, they may have to revert back and assume the cuboidal morphology of epithelial cells-undergoing the reversal of EMT otherwise known as mesenchymal to epithelial transition (414).