Sentence examples for met reverting from inspiring English sources

Cancer cells that have gone through EMT migrate to a secondary site in the body where they sometimes go through MET, reverting back to a more epithelial phenotype [ 53].

These will require large forces with strong backing from local populations who believe that the war is being fought in a just cause, conditions that cannot be met unless we revert to our longstanding policy of fighting only when we are seriously threatened and when the lack of other options is clear and overwhelming.

Olson met Jake Davis before he reverted to Jake Davis – when he was still Topiary – in the Shetlands.

If conditions (a), (b) and (c) are not met, the timestep is reverted and Step 1 is tried again with a smaller timestep (dt'_{mathrm{trial}}).

If the agreement is not met, the land with improvements reverts to the township, and "we will be no worse off than when we started," Mayor Harrison said.

Those who do not meet the standards will revert to the four-year program.

But when the downtown lunch crowd we were meeting in the skyway reverted back to giving puzzled looks, I knew we had to keep the song going all the way to the end.

Reverting to more local ways of meeting our needs has become harder as the old infrastructure of regional wholesale markets has disappeared, and as farmers continue to exit the food business because they cannot make a living.

We exchanged a few words, and my thoughts reverted to the several times we had met before this, speaking for no more than five minutes each time.

We're reverting to the colonial situation, where the different races only meet in the marketplace".

They were like children, reverting to being mere fans as they lined up to meet him and bask in his aura.