Once individual practitioners are trained in new consulting skills and are given new information about the indication and choice of antibiotic, they could not effectively revert back to their previous 'usual care' according to individual patient randomization.
When this happens, we naturally turn inwards, effectively reverting to our earlier evolutionary instincts, to a time when we relied on kin selection or cooperation among families for our needs to be met.
Moreover, reintroduction of CD82 into Hs-578T and H1299 cells with concomitant ΔNp63 α expression and CD82 ablation effectively reverted cell invasion to levels comparable to ΔNp63 α expression alone (Supplementary Figures S4a and b).
"Since warming Mars effectively reverts it to its past, more habitable state, this would give any possibly dormant life on Mars the chance to be revived". She and her colleagues created a computer model of the Martian atmosphere, and tested it with a series of fluorine-based gases.
Both aspirin (p ≤ 0.05) and 2-methylthioadenosine 5′-monophosphate triethylammonium salt hydrate (P2Y12 inhibitor; p ≤ 0.01) significantly decreased their invasion capacity, and effectively reverted invasion to levels comparable to SK-OV-3 cells alone.
Unless the neuronal group has the capacity to revert to its original state given a harmful variation, in which case it is effectively behaving as a 1+1 Evolutionary Strategy [27], there is the potential that good solutions are lost.
I had to revert to traditional methods.
McMaster aimed to revert to tradition.
They need to revert to type.
You tend to revert to old habits.
Rob Burrow effectively reverted to his old scrum-half role against the Warriors, with Shaun Lunt starting the game at hooker, but McGuire's return will provide another attacking weapon, according to Sinfield.
