Sentence examples for reverse tactic from inspiring English sources
In synthetic lethality screens, the forward approach uses the genetic variability in a collection of cancer cell lines whereas in the reverse tactic a single specific genetic change is engineered resulting in an isogenic cell line pair.
It would erase the famous image of the row with her husband, Gary Lough, at the finish line in Edmonton at the 2001 world championships, when she tried the reverse tactics of taking on the Ethiopians in a sprint finish and failed at that, too.
After the city's blunder last year, when antiwar demonstrators who wanted to conduct a march were limited to a "stationary rally," there was such an outcry that the city reversed tactics and has since been more flexible.
Yet since the Supreme Court upheld the Democrats' 2010 health care law, Republicans, led by Mitt Romney, have reversed tactics and attacked the president and Democrats in Congress by saying that Medicare will be cut too much as part of that law.
From the moment Lance Armstrong radically reversed tactics — admitting that he used performance-enhancing drugs — he started banking that his confession will have value in two arenas that have nothing to do with Oprah Winfrey's television ratings or his standing in the public eye.
Are they trying to play a reverse psychology tactic?
Wong has a history of uncovering yet-to-launch features or those still in testing through the use of reverse engineering tactics.
The Democratic line has generally been to reverse these tactics.
Later, both unions reversed their tactics somewhat.
He recalled that in the 1970s, when Trump's family real estate business was charged with racial profiling in renting apartments by turning away possible black tenants, Trump publicly claimed "reverse discrimination" — a tactic that provoked sympathy from some whites.
This marketing tactic reverses a familiar Internet ruse: a surfer innocently looking for pornography might find himself staring at a nonpornographic music video rather than vice versa.
