Sentence examples for reverted in a from inspiring English sources

This mutant phenotype could be reverted in a double mutant strain bearing a deletion in the nifL gene that resulted in constitutive expression of nif genes and increased production of ammonium.

This phenotype was reverted in a dosage sensitive manner by excision of one or both copies of the gene trap.

Our genetic data show that the early-flowering phenotype of brm mutants is almost, but not completely reverted in a ft background (Figure 1C), suggesting that FT mostly contributes to the early-flowering phenotype of brm.

Performers, gathered in clusters, struggled to understand one another's native sign languages, reverting in a pinch to broad gestures and generic internationally used signs.

Horses strong enough to be ridden did not exist everywhere, and European horses in particular tended to revert in a feral state to a small animal not much larger than a Shetland pony.

The rise of the Solidarity movement inspired Witold Lutoslawski to abandon the trappings of avant-gardism ("aleatory" textures, 12-tone melodies and harmonies) and revert, in a manner that distressed some of his Western admirers, to a style that spoke to his fellow Poles in a language familiar to them (and therefore redolent, to Western ears, of Socialist Realism).

20, 21 It is likely that all these factors exert their influence simultaneously on the virus and affect the ability of the virus to adapt to new selection pressures and/or revert in a new host.

If you don't confirm, the screen will revert in a few moments.

If you do not click "Keep changes", your screen will revert in a few moments in case the changes made the display not visible.

In vitro priming conditions regulated OEC tubulogenesis, which only occurred under normoxia (+O2) in the presence of angiogenic factors (+GF) and, importantly, did not revert in an ischemic-like environment.

There is a possibility that all of these marks are transiently reverted in mouse gonocytes at a later foetal age, however, it is not likely, given that the subset of murine germ cells, recognised later as stem spermatogonia, do retain some features of PGC, including high expression of pluripotency genes.