Sentence examples for reversed figures from inspiring English sources
The phrase "reversed figures" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe data that has been reversed from its natural order, from highest to lowest for example. For example, "The report revealed reversed figures, demonstrating a decrease in sales over the course of the year."
Update: An earlier version of this post reversed figures for upfront payment and earnout.
A chart on Sunday showing population and income data for Monmouth County, N.J., which federal investigators say is plagued by political corruption, reversed figures for New Jersey's median family income in 2003 and the nation's.
Because it is impossible to sight through the instrument and look at the compass card simultaneously, a prism (mirror) is positioned to reflect an image of the card, which is given a second set of graduations with reversed figures.
In higher-rainfall agricultural areas, the argument is reversed (Figure 8).
As for other proteins expression levels, the results were reversed (Figure 4a,b,c).
The orientation of eight of the regions is identical, but in the other three it is reversed (Figure 2).
RANK mRNA expression was fully reversed by 8 nM of the RAR pan-antagonist and protein expression was partially reversed (Figure 4A C).
The chronic phase shift (CPS) protocol involved manipulating the lighting schedule so that every 3 4 days the photoperiod was completely reversed (Figure 1).
When we co-depleted cells of RPS9 together with RPL11, p53 or p21, the morphological changes of U343MGa cells cells were reversed (Figure S4).
While the Boolean dynamics predict that the carpel primordia cell fate (C alone) will be attained before that of the stamen (BC), in the Glass model, these two are reversed (Figure 3 vs. Figure 6A).
In addition, the diversity of FL-cDNA lengths between FL-AE and FL-NAE is not large and the proportions of ORF between FL-AE and FL-NAE are reversed (Figure 1a,b, Table 3).
