"reverse statement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a statement that presents the opposite viewpoint or perspective of what has previously been stated. Example: After discussing the negative impacts of social media, she offered a reverse statement by suggesting that it has also helped in promoting global connectivity and communication.
And we can then ask whether the reverse statement is also true, and we knew that the reverse statement was true in continuous time.
A partially reverse statement is also true.
The reverse statement holds for smaller values of x.
To get the reverse statement we use the estimate from Lemma 2.3.
(b) The reverse statement of (vi) in Theorem 2.1 (i.e., ) does not hold in general.
It is worth mentioning that the reverse statement of (vi) in Lemma 1.1 (i.e., ξ e ( y 2 ) ≤ ξ e ( y 1 ) ⟹ y 2 ≾ y 1 ) does not hold in general.
A suspect in the triple murder above the Carnegie Deli last summer completed nearly two days of testimony yesterday that almost completely reversed statements he gave to the police and prosecutors after his arrest last year.
NBC's public apology, which completely reversed statements the network made Monday defending the program, is yet another in a long series of setbacks to the financially troubled network.
In the TELER© analysis, there was a poorer response to questions where the negative response was correct (reversed statements, question 8 14 in Additional file 1: Appendix 2), and participants indicated in the interviews that these items were harder to understand.
Kraft, which first announced its intention to bid for Cadbury in September last year, when it made its first claims about Somerdale, could have taken "mitigating action" to reverse its statement after meeting Cadbury's management on 18 and 19 January, the panel said.
His indictment came after a three-year effort among colleagues to hold him accountable for alleged sexual misconduct with three employees, discrimination against employees who refused to sleep with him, illegal retaliation against co-workers, and pressuring a domestic abuse victim to reverse her statement, landing her in jail so her abuser could keep his job in the sheriff's department.
