A question that has received comparatively little attention is whether or not, after cessation of fishery-induced selection, these correlated traits revert back to previous states.
Reprogramming represents the opposite of this differentiation process, where the ectopic expression of TFs can force cells to revert to a previous state or transdifferentiate to an alternative lineage 22, 25, 50, 51.
After last winter's fiasco, the E.P.A. allowed the state and the company to revert to previous testing methods until June 30, when the new testing would resume.
You can choose to accept newer versions or revert to previous ones.
An overarching explanation was that staff appeared to revert to previous demarcations and behaviours.
Thus it is possible to trace changes and possibly revert to a previous state if needed, but more importantly to comprehend the annotation history of every gene and annotation version.
To ensure that restored areas in enclosures do not revert to their previous state, there is a need for research to be conducted to identify the impacts of enclosure management regimes/systems on rangeland rehabilitation in Chepareria.
re- / (re) / prefix / Back, reverting to a previous state [e.g., return, relapse, recall], as in, "I hear there's going to be a recall on the new seven-inch heels that even Carine Roitfeld had trouble walking in".
Just as she is starting to miss the Simpson family, she sees Homer strangling Bart as they are smashed through the living room window, Maggie attempting to put out a fire, and Marge losing her hair again; the family has instantly reverted to its previous state of dysfunction.
This stands in contrast to previous states.
Bates method enthusiasts often report experiencing "flashes" of clear vision, in which eyesight momentarily becomes much sharper, but then reverts to its previous state.
