Sentence examples for reversed about from inspiring English sources

We found that wild-type animals spontaneously reversed about 3.7 times per minute (20 animals, 5 minute trial per animal), whereas lin-10 and glr-1 mutants only spontaneously reversed direction about 1.5 and 1.4 times per minute, respectively (Fig. 4K).

He said its behavior had been more moderate than the Reagan board, which, he recalls, reversed about two dozen pro-union decisions in one year.

Wells Fargo reversed about $1 billion of reserves after losses declined for six consecutive quarters and troubled loans fell the last three.

By way of comparison, New York State has reversed about 3,500 overdoses since 2006, according to William Matthews, who works with that state's overdose prevention programs.

Joseph M. Sellers, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said the majority had "reversed about 40 years of jurisprudence that has in the past allowed for companywide cases to be brought challenging common practices that have a disparate effect, that have adversely affected women and other workers".

In technology, where innovation is front and center, the spending is nearly reversed: about 13percentt on R&D and 2percentt on marketing and advertising.

Growth and value cycles, he added, tend to reverse about every three years.

"His reasoning would reverse about 75 percent of the free exercise cases out there," Professor Hamilton said.

The National Academy of Sciences concludes that global warming will take 1,000 years to reverse, about five times longer than previously thought.

The union represents almost the entire department in this pro-union city and has succeeded in reversing about 90percentt of the misconduct findings routinely appealed to the private arbitrators, chosen jointly under the contract between the union and the city.

Mr. Zetsche said that Mr. Schroer would be essential to helping the company carry out its revival plan, which aims to reverse about $1.8 billion in losses in the second half of 2000.