The phrase 'reverse this change' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that a change should be reversed or undone. For example, "I'm not happy with this new policy; I think we should reverse this change."
This is why we are campaigning to reverse this change.
Instead of signing a petition and sending letters to eBay executives, though, I would have expected most of these sellers to just use their magic to convince eBay to reverse this change.
Fluoxetine can reverse this change (Table 2).
25 We and others have shown that inhibition of C/EBPα dephosphorylation by treatment with AKT or phosphatase inhibitors could reverse this change and inhibit cell growth in HCC 12, 26 and prostate cancer cells.
Take note of the default setting (typically "Immediate ACK") so you can reverse this change if you notice these problems.
A year later, the U.S.G.A. reversed this change; its president announced that "after carefully canvassing the situation in all parts of the United States and among all classes of players, we concluded that the sound thing to do was to increase the weight of the golf ball, and we have done so".
DCF fluorescence showed that TNF-α significantly decreased the level of intracellular ROS, however, siFHC treatment reversed this change.
It showed that TNF-α treatment resulted in a significant increase of luciferase activity in Hep3B and SMMC-7721 cells, while 3-MA reversed this change.
The dominant business strategy in fashion is to guess months in advance what a customer will want and UnitedStyles wants to reverse this; "We change the fashion industry from a 'push' into a customer 'pull' model," van der Chijs, who also founded the "Chinese YouTube" Tudou, explains, "Because of mass production, clothes have become cheaper but also less personalized.
Nevertheless, the clinical implications of our results are that if insulin secretion is only transiently reduced by low-dose prednisolone, then insulin secretagogues are not required long-term to reverse this pathophysiologic change.
Reversing this epigenetic change may well reduce the risk of leukaemic transformation.
