Sentence examples for reversal of values from inspiring English sources

There has been a complete reversal of values in modern man.

"Great and clear victory for Viktor Orban in Hungary: reversal of values and mass immigration as promoted by the EU are rejected again," she tweeted.

Interestingly, when compared to panitumumab IgG, there is a "reversal" of the values for the T1/2α and β values of the tumor and non-tumor bearing mice.

He suggested that people are becoming incapable of disagreeing without resorting to threats of violence, which is a reversal of civilised values.

Decadence was founded on an impertinent reversal of the values of the time: in place of hard work and moral earnestness, writers like Wilde and Joris-Karl Huysmans elevated imaginative indolence and provocative paradox.

This hesitation seems to mark Thrasymachus as caught in a delicate and unstable dialectical way-station: his debunking comes 'in between' conventionalism and a full-blown Calliclean reversal of moral values, marking a point at which the traditional language of 'justice' has been challenged and demystified, but no satisfactory way to redeploy it has been found.

The authors found that there was reversal of bond strength values of the enamel to the restorative composite.

The diverging results between studies testing antioxidants versus the reversal of bond strength values can be attributed to the different methods used in the studies.

Genes that were discordant due to labeling bias were identified by student's t test as those with ratios significantly different between the 7 forward and 7 reciprocal experiments after reversal of the reciprocal values (P < 0.05) and the median ratio difference between the 7 forward and 7 reciprocal experiments was larger than 1.5 fold.

By keeping r YX and r MX at −.336 and.345 respectively, but changing r YM to −.697, a reversal of the original values for the direct and indirect effect was accomplished with ß dir and ß ind equal to −.108 and −.228 respectively.

As steering angles are changes in direction defined relative to fish heading at the end of stage 1 (negative values represent a reversal of turn direction and positive values a continuation of the stage 1 turn direction), and have a relatively narrow range, the data do not have a circular distribution and are suitable for analysis with linear statistical models.