Sentence examples for possibility of reverting from inspiring English sources
This raises the theoretical possibility of reverting a cell's PD-state to normality by appropriate epigenetic reprogramming.
In the post-mortem the defenders no doubt considered the possibility of reverting to the traditional fourth-best lead, which would have solved the defensive problem by clarifying the length of West's suit.
However, the inactivated/attenuated pathogens, vector- and DNA-based vaccines are always limited for use due to difficulties in microorganism culturing and some safety concerns such as the possibility of reverting to the virulent state in immunocompromised hosts, as well as potential adverse effects including allergic and autoimmune reactions.
NSB stated that they would consider the possibility of reverting to conventional trains, but that unless new information could shed light on the situation, they would retain use of the Class 73 trains.
These phenotypes could be rescued by re-expression of neuroligin-3 in juvenile mice, highlighting the possibility for reverting neuronal circuit alterations in autism after completion of development.
A second possibility for reverting arginine ADP-ribosylation has recently been described for HNP-1, i.e. the non-enzymatic hydrolysis at the guanidino carbon, resulting in replacement of ADP-ribosylarginine by ornithine (Stevens et al. 2009).
In the present study we investigated the possibility to revert the Th2 polarization of bona fide in vivo primed CEA-specific CD4+ T cells from PC patients by using IL-12 and IL-27 as immunomodulating agents.
What would be the consequences of reverting to older practices?
Also, the usage of reverting microchannels led to a superior thermal performance of the disc architectures.
Today, Apple shows no signs of reverting or stopping.
However, the use of antibiotics in this way and the possibility to revert their virulence or recombination events between these and the wild type strains means that this alternative is a long way from human trials [ 37].
