How generalizable these findings are to differing populations and to what extent Western diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and atherosclerosis can be reversed by adoption of this dietary pattern should now be assessed in large-scale clinical trials.
His popularity is also down to his careful appeal to the deeply socially conservative views of the Catholic right, promising to reverse certain recently won adoption rights for gay couples, preserve traditional family values and respect France's Christian roots.
Now, Swanson is joining a group of parents and teachers to sue Jindal for trying to reverse his state's adoption of the standards.
It may be a first though, for a partisan organization to adopt a technology only to discover the adoption has a reverse effect, causing a loss of supporters.
In Indiana, for instance, Gov. Mike Pence signed legislation last month that reversed the state's adoption of the Common Core standards and instructed that they be rewritten locally. .
Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis)., who opposes expanding marriage to gay couples but recently reversed his view on adoption by them, suggested that, for "orphans," this kind of family is better than no family at all.
3 However, the adoption of this reverse algorithm has increased the number of discrepant results between the screening and confirmatory tests.
In contrast to their rapid adoption by physiologists, these reverse genetic tools have been adopted more slowly by ecologists and evolutionary biologists in their work on the whole-organismic and ecological consequences of gene function.
Banks want to reverse, or at least delay, the adoption of new interchange regulations, which would cap what banks charge retailers to process debit card transactions.
Adoption decisions can be reversed during the diffusion stage, if for example an individual becomes dissatisfied with a technology, or a new or improved technology becomes available [ 23].
