Sentence examples for reversion to standard from inspiring English sources

DUI presents a scattered distribution in bivalves, and two main hypotheses have been proposed so far to account for this: 1) an unique ancient origin and subsequent reversion to standard maternal inheritance in some lineages, or 2) multiple independent origins during bivalve evolution.

Hiddink's different style of management and poorly implemented reversion to the Netherlands' standard 4-3-3 twotics were two particular reasons why he couldn't replicate van Gaal's success.

For example, no matter how long the separation or the disparity of phenotype in domesticated species, reversion to the standard phenotype always occurs, usually within just a few generations.

Facing the political failure of the McCain-Palin ticket, official GOP strategy has shifted from futile attempts to win the popular vote by demonizing Barack Obama to a reversion to American voting standards of the 18th and 19th centuries.

The Islamic regime has been given the clearest sign yet that the Obama administration's tentative policy of engaging diplomatically has been unequivocally scrapped in favour of a reversion to the hard-nosed confrontation that has been standard fare between the two countries for the past 30 years.

"This year, the reversion to something gimmicky and irrelevant by contemporary pop music standards, that was part of the reason why people were so unhappy when the video aired," Gould said.

Panic is reversion to instinct.

Call it a reversion to form.

But then came a reversion to form, and Iraq.

This is undoubtedly a reversion to "primitive" behaviour.

But a reversion to communism would have been worse.