Sentence examples for reversed either from inspiring English sources
In photochromic eyeglasses, darkening is reversed either by the removal of light (optical bleaching) or by raising the temperature (thermal bleaching).
Should immigration reform not be concluded by Congress, this directive could be reversed either by the Obama administration, or by future administrations that see political capital to be gained by expanding mass deportations.
The degree of airway obstruction may vary depending on the stage of the disease and can be reversed either by medication or a change of the environment.
"None of the opinions I have authored has been reversed, either by the Supreme Court of the United States" or by the full D.C. Circuit, Garland told the Senate Judiciary Committee.
We therefore expected and observed increased GSH and NADH generation during M1 activation, a phenotype that could be reversed either by administration of DHEA to block the PPP directly or by counterbalancing CARKL loss.
Third, whereas reintroduction of O2 to hypoxic cells leads to rapid (within 1 min) OH of HIF-1α [ 12], inhibition of FIH by H2O2 was not rapidly reversed either by removal of H2O2 or re-provision of cofactors.
"As much as Cheney says we've overdeployed and overcut, there's been no proposal by the campaign to reverse either of those policies," Mr. O'Hanlon said.
Scanning isotherms, obtained by reversing either adsorption or desorption process before the closure of the hysteresis loop, have been recently explored as a sensitive experimental probe for structural characterization of activated carbons and at the same time have been subject of several competing theories of adsorption.
He couldn't drive forward, but couldn't reverse either because his rear tires were inches from the edge.
Oral atorvastatin was recently shown to prevent or reverse either chronic or relapsing paralysis in a murine model of demyelination [ 11].
Unfortunately, atropinization does not reverse either the central or nicotinic cholinergic signs or symptoms, particularly the muscle weakness and/or paralysis.
