Sentence examples for revert as from inspiring English sources

In a liquidity trap monetary policy does not work because the markets expect the bank to revert as soon as possible to the normal practice of stabilizing prices; to make it effective, the central bank must credibly promise to be irresponsible, to maintain its expansion after the recession is past.

For Spicer to revert, as a default, to such terms in explaining why Assad is worse than Hitler suggests that he and, it is a safe guess, others in the White House are either not registering the implications of what their boss is saying or are doing so all too well.

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For example, some mutations initially increased (t172I in round 6 and l271F in round 14) or were neutral to (l130V in round 14) phosphotriesterase activity when they occurred in the trajectory, and were thus unfavorable to revert as their reversion would not change (V130 l) or decrease (I172 t, F271 l) activity.

This concurs with the complex nature of the invasive phenotype and the apparent ability of the phenotype to revert as evidenced by phenomena such as dormancy of micrometastasis (Naumov et al, 2001) and the inefficiency of the metastatic process (Chambers et al, 2002).

"These two were reverts as well, and that pains me, as I'm the same," he said.

For example, the ratio of the value placed by investors on non-financial companies in America to their inflation adjusted net worth ("the q ratio")  is mean reverting, as is the cyclically adjusted PE of all listed companies i.e. the PE based on an average of past earnings, also cyclically adjusted ("CAPE").

While this ability to revert was shown both in vitro [ 11, 12] and in vivo [ 13, 14] for rodent HSCs, it remains unknown whether the activated phenotype of human HSCs can be reverted as well.

This induction was visible only at early times after Torin1 treatment and was reverted as soon as after 24 h, which we interpret to reflect the need of mTOR activity in the full induction of senescence.

This may explain why they are more likely to co-revert together as well.

So even if you were rich, and of a liberal bent, you still reverted – as most of Europe did".