Sentence examples for reverted toward from inspiring English sources

The first cluster assembles genes that are differentially expressed during aging and, then, reverted toward the young expression level by EGb 761 (Cluster A, Table S3).

The cetacean lineage represented a typical adaptive evolution, which contrasts with that of the terrestrial vertebrates, because STC and HYD values reverted toward those of fishes.

Again, this is still very wide, but the trend is beginning to revert toward normal levels.

In the past, presidential approval ratings have had a reasonably strong tendency to revert toward the mean, particularly in a president's first term.

Instead, we find that things revert toward the mean.

And even if unloved issues like Borders Group and Tenet Healthcare don't turn into big earnings growers, their stocks could outperform as they revert toward the mean going the other way.

The most commonly accepted model of carcinoma metastatization provides that epithelial cells incur in EMT to actively disseminate from the primary tumor, but then revert toward an epithelial phenotype after reaching the permissive distant site.

The radiographic parameters of DHI and FHI in both groups increased immediately postoperatively, however, the improvements seemed to revert toward initial value during follow-up.

Further, Ohno et al. [ 4] suggested that the genomes of salmonids have been reverting toward a diploid state through the differentiation of duplicated chromosome sets into distinct pairs of homeologs.

However, the population of one treatment proceeded toward the terminally differentiated neutrophil attractor while that of the other treatment reverted back toward the undifferentiated promyelocytic attractor.

K-means clustering analysis classified the SERCA2a-regulated genes into 4 clusters: genes that were up-regulated (set 1∶10 genes) or down-regulated (set 2∶31 genes) by diabetes and reverted back toward normal expression levels by SERCA2a, and genes that were down-regulated by diabetes but up-regulated (set 3∶12 genes) or further down-regulated (set 4∶23 genes) by SERCA2a overexpression.