The phrase 'revert by' is not a grammatically correct phrase and is not usable in written English
A better phrase to use in a sentence is 'revert back by'. For example, "The supervisor said the new policy would revert back by the end of the month."
Ash provided nutrients to the soil, and the deforested lands were cultivated for 2 or 3 years for the production of cereals, and then allowed to revert by encroaching vegetation.
As a solution we introduced a 'weight' for each editor, and to sum up all reverts within the history of an article we counted each revert by using the smaller weight of the pair of editors involved in it.
The leaders found that the pact indeed had been renounced and tried in vain to convince the Qurayza to revert by reminding them of the fate of the Banu Nadir and Banu Qaynuqa at the hands of Muhammad.
Yeast strains CG379-A12 and CG379-A14 from [39] revert by −1 and +1 frameshifts in LYS2 InsE-A122 and LYS2 InsE-A144, respectively, were used to measure frameshift mutation frequencies.
In infants with CHI, which results in life-threatening hypoglycaemia, the aim of imaging is to localise focal hyperplasia of beta cells in the pancreas: hyperinsulinism with focal lesion(s) can revert by selective surgical resection, in contrast to the diffuse form, which requires subtotal pancreatectomy when resistant to medical treatment.
Even if you change back, the icons will not revert by themselves.
The next day the alteration was reverted by a different user on the basis that the correction constituted an "apparent" conflict of interest.
T3 suppressed IR liver injury and AST enhancement, effects that were reverted by CC.
This molecular response could partially be reverted by further modification with arginylglycylaspartic acid (RGD).
Each strain in the lacZ set reverts by a specific base substitution or frameshift event.
Moreover, CMS induced long-lasting anhedonia that was reverted by imipramine treatment.
