Paradoxical sleep deprivation reduced accuracy on the on the third (72 h) and fourth (96 h) days of sleep deprivation compared to home-cage controls, and this impairment reverted soon after the beginning of the recovery period.
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.
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.
And even if Mrs Clinton can reposition the party for the election, it may soon revert to type.
Campaigners believe the marines on Okinawa will soon revert to their old ways once the curfew is lifted.
Mired in a financial crisis, Tuskegee's administration announced that its curriculum would soon revert to its previous "pattern of practical application," that is, to vocational training.
Up to 600 sites are threatened by the Ilisu dam, including Gre Amer, where evidence of Neolithic civilizations are coded in chips of rock and bits of clay — adobe secrets that will soon revert to mud.
The continuing stream of revelations do raise doubts, however, about whether the economy can revert any time soon to the relative bliss of late 90's, which stand as the best economic period in more than 30 years.
People revert to type soon enough, talking about the superiority of Israeli gas masks to the Marine Corps model as they once might have discussed the merits of their favourite restaurants.
But PriceStats' methods are based on solid, peer-reviewed research and have proved an impressive match for (dependable) official figures in countries such as Brazil and Venezuela.We hope that we can soon revert to an official consumer-price index for Argentina.
