Sentence examples for response to reverse from inspiring English sources

The natural response to reverse this trend, according to Mr. Piketty, would be a direct attack on the return to capital, such as through a global wealth tax.

In addition, polyploids have displayed excellent response to reverse genomics approaches such as Targeting Induced Local Lesions in Genomes (TILLING) [ 73, 74].

In response to reverses at the hands of the First Coalition, the Revolutionary government declared a levy en masse, by which all Frenchmen were placed at the disposal of the army.

The only intelligent response is to reverse the trend by outbidding the foreigner.

But Boof came in and his immediate response was to reverse this mentality and start devising plans that revolved around achieving success as quickly as possible.

The adenylate cyclase activator forskolin was found to enhance NMDA-receptor-mediated synaptic responses and to reverse the inhibitory effect of mu-opioids.

Moreover, as we illuminate the mechanisms of regulation of these Treg, it might also become feasible to diminish, rather than augment, their numbers/activity to promote tumor rejection and vaccine responses and/or to reverse immunodeficiency diseases.

In conclusion, this study demonstrated that physiologically significant subclinical zinc deficiency was common in this population, that low plasma zinc predicted negative TB skin-test results, and that topical zinc supplementation augmented local antimycobacterial immune responses sufficiently to reverse this anergy of micronutrient deficiency.

Type I granulomas represented an intermediate level of host adaptive immunity, where rapidly progressive neutrophilic lung consolidation was held in check by the host pro-fibrotic response; however, the host response was unable to reverse the pathological progression once the granuloma became established.

Brandis's response did nothing to reverse those cuts, Lewin-Hill said.

No one response is going to reverse the trend, but Michael Strain of the American Enterprise Institute believes government should offer moving vouchers to the long-term unemployed so they can chase opportunity.