Sentence examples for reversed excess from inspiring English sources

If, on the other hand, inequality (2) is reversed, excess mortality increases with increasing rate of antiviral prophylaxis, so that excess mortality is lowest if no antiviral drugs are taken at all.

Nonetheless, in the adult AME patient, suppression of endogenous cortisol with the synthetic glucocorticoid dexamethasone reversed mineralocorticoid excess and concurrent re-administration of physiological doses of cortisol recapitulated mineralocorticoid excess, an effect not seen in healthy controls.

Using two animal models, it was found that etifoxine reversed the excess CRF-induced grooming but not the hypo-locomotion of the rat placed in an open field.

We show that the temperature-induced collapse of poly N-isopropylacrylamide) (poly N-isopropylacrylamidemethanol mixtures can be reversed by excess hydrostatic PNiPAmre.

Interestingly, the expected number of deaths due to suicide in this sample was 18.31, and considering no deaths from suicide were observed, this suggests that lithium reverses the excess mortality associated with recurrent mood disorders, including that from suicide.

TauPTM6 was selected for LV construction in order to reverse the excess of tau isoforms lacking E10 (i.e. 3R tau) in htau mouse brain.

The process of cultural eutrophication, however, can be reversed if the excess nutrient and organic matter supply is shut off.

If economies perk up and a rate cut turns out to have been unnecessary, it can be reversed: with ample excess capacity, the risk of inflation taking off is low.Many central bankers do not seem to grasp that this economic cycle is different from its predecessors.

In general, protein modification by thiram can be fully reversed by an excess of thiols.

Upon withdrawal of treatment, the peroxisome proliferation is reversed and the excess particles are removed by autophagy (Yokota 1993) (Fig.  2e), which in the case of yeast cells is also referred to as pexophagy (Sakai et al. 2006).

In such instances it was possible to implicate a metal−thiolate reaction by showing that the inhibition could be reversed by adding excess KCN (1 mM) in the continued presence of the metal cyanide, thereby shifting the equilibrium of the reaction away from the mixed ligand product.