Sentence examples for reverse over time from inspiring English sources

Although DWMHs have been suggested to have mainly a vascular origin, recent studies have reported that these brain lesions may reverse over time raising questions about their hypothetic ischemic origin [53, 54].

"Any tendency for these longer-term inflation expectations to drift higher or even to fail to reverse over time would have troublesome implications for the outlook for inflation," he said.

This ratio could reverse over time.

Given the sheer magnitude of stimulus (that could reverse over time), I believe we will continue to see an environment of sub-par growth (2.0%-2.5 2.0%-2.5e foreseeable future.

There is also recent preliminary evidence that silent myocardial ischemia may reverse over time, adding to the controversy concerning aggressive screening strategies (255).

There is also some evidence that silent myocardial ischemia may reverse over time, adding to the controversy concerning aggressive screening strategies (283).

The initial impact of higher returns to human cap­ital is wider inequality in earnings (the same as the initial effect of higher returns on physical capital), but that impact becomes more muted and may be reversed over time as young men and women invest more in their human capital.As I argue incessantly, inequality per se is morally neutral.

However, given the long-term outlook for oil, any cuts are likely to be reversed over time.

However that is bound to be reversed over time: eMarketer predicts that by 2014, Facebook will be making $629.4 million in mobile ads, compared to $444 million for Twitter, putting Facebook at a distant second to Google.

We finally determined whether SNC80-induced behavioral desensitization could be reversed over time (Figure 4A).

Face inversion had an early and long lasting impact on brain response, which reversed over time.