Sentence examples for notable reverse from inspiring English sources

The results showed a remarkable reduction of parasitemia level and notable reverse of the anemic picture among ZSCLE treated-infected mice.

Among the more notable reverses were those in the three California markets.

However, despite notable reverses, Mahmood has both avoided legal action and managed to hold on to his job.

Shields' most notable effect is reverse digital reverb, sourced from a Yamaha SPX90 effects unit.

It is also notable that the reverse was found on the DDM-10 "Impact scale", i.e. that disease was felt to have less impact by the parents than by their children or adolescents.

Telomerase is a notable example of a reverse transcriptase carrying its own RNA molecule, which is used as a template to elongate chromosome ends [ 74].

It is notable that there are reverse associations between cyclin-D1 expression with prognosis and resistance to tamoxifen or anastrozole according to whether CCND1 is amplified or not (overexpression and amplified, poor prognosis; overexpression and non-amplified, good prognosis [ 54]).

Also, Breakthrough staff chose a few of this year's notable flaps, stumbles, and reverses as runners-up.

It is notable that PP2A can also reverse the mitotic inactivation of the SWI/SNF chromatin remodeling complex [ 55], but since SWI/SNF is globally separated from mitotic chromatin it is unclear whether this mechanism functions to antagonize mitotic nucleosome repositioning, unless the complex is retained locally at bookmarked regions.

There have been a lot of bombs and death and blood since, but it was notable that on Saturday, Mr. Bush reversed course, describing Mr. Sharon as a democratically elected leader who was legitimately "responding to the will of the people" for more security.

It is also notable that the situation is reversed for the SLC2A9 intronic variants (rs11942223 and surrogates), with a strong association in Caucasian [ 5- 7, 9, 10] and Polynesian populations (driven by protective haplotypes) [ 11], but not in Melanesian and Asian populations, studied thus far [ 12, 13].