At first, I do that very British thing of assuming everyone speaks English, reverting later to franglais and a few remembered words of Moroccan slang.
If this was indeed the case, he must have reverted later on, because the biblical tradition implies that Balaam incited his former employers to weaken the Hebrews by religious seduction.
Amid laughter the WPC explained that it was part of a code: "An IC1 is a white man, an IC2 is an Italian, and an IC3 is a West Indian". When WPC Nicholls reverted later in the evidence to more traditional language and said that the defendant had also stopped an Italian, the magistrate, warming to the theme translated: "An IC2".
The latter showed delayed expression profiles when compared to relapse-free patients: in these patients expression imbalance was reverted later in the pregnancy, i.e. at sixth month.
Interestingly, in relapse-free patients the imbalance was reverted within the third month of gestation, whereas in patients who had a relapse during pregnancy, the gene expression imbalance was reverted later during gestation, i.e. at sixth month.
36 This study showed a complication rate of 38% in patients, whose ileostomy was reverted later.
Drosophila sall mutants exhibit severe neurodegeneration of the central nervous system at embryonic stage 16, which surprisingly reverts later in development at embryonic stage 17, suggesting a potential to recover from neurodegeneration.
Unlike many other tumour suppressors, the E-cadherin gene is neither deleted nor mutated, but rather the downregulation appears to result from epigenetic signals, opening the possibility that this loss of expression may be reverted later during the metastatic cascade (Yates et al, 2007).
In the comics, Quinn always seems to revert, sooner or later, to her origin as the Joker's minion – or the writers find another way to put her in her place after a period in which she has struck out on her own.
(These will later revert to your original photo after a designated period of time).
