When a young salt fails to act like a responsible member of the crew or neglects their duties, the pirate parent can revert quickly, decisively and calmly to hierarchy.
If fishing mortality causes large decreases in frequencies of the A allele it is unlikely to revert quickly back to previous values after fishing ceases.
The firing activity reverted quickly to the background level as soon as the contact with the stimulus was broken except at the lowest dilution (1∶10).
These links may further restrict the ability of the virus to adapt or revert quickly and suggest critical interactions between the HCV proteins.
These mutations revert quickly in the absence of drug pressure and hence disappear as TDR as soon as they no longer emerge in treatment-failing patients.
Eroded or sloughed aggregates from the biofilm are likely to retain certain biofilm characteristics, such as antimicrobial resistance properties, whereas cells that have been shed as a result of growth may revert quickly to the planktonic phenotype.
Even though no sign of fork stalling along FRA3B has been detected, this could only mean that travelling forks only pause very transiently within the CFS, being the reason of pausing reverted quickly, making a direct assessment of this pausing hard because of technical constraints.
They had reverted so quickly to supermarket eggs.
The first method is based on the normal experience that fluctuations in unemployment tend to revert fairly quickly to the mean.
On the other hand, the standard deviation of the cyclical component ((sigma _{epsilon })) is lower than the other deviations, whereas the sum of the autoregressive coefficients is of 0.28, that is, the cycles are not only small, but they also revert more quickly to the mean in comparison to other models.
A third of those tested did not respond to the broccoli supplement, and the study's effects were not permanent with the respondents behaviour quickly reverting once the treatment had ended.
