Sentence examples for reverting right from inspiring English sources

When the strength of the inhibition of miR-34 by ZEB1 is further increased, the M phenotype becomes the dominant one, thus cells in this case can maintain the mesenchymal phenotype without reverting (right panel in Fig. 4b).

It looks like we reverted right back to the mistakes.

And I reverted right back to the eccentricity of childhood and found my soulmate.

But she doesn't go on to say what she would have done, she reverts right back to being a critic of what Obama did.

Carte used the enforced closure of the theatre to invoke a contract clause reverting the rights of Pinafore and Sorcerer to Gilbert and Sullivan after the initial run of H.M.S. Pinafore.

Alves reverted to right back, Puyol moved to the left and Maxwell advanced from left back to left wing.

The advantages will entice more professional authors to self-publish some or all of their future catalog, and all of their reverted-rights catalog.

The drop will be fueled by the oversupply of books, abundance of low-cost or free non-book content, influx of ultra-price-sensitive readers who read free first, fierce competition for readership, and digitization of reverted-rights and out-of-print books.

Maddest of all, he wants to reverse Mr Sarkozy's pension reform, reverting to the right to retire at 60 rather than 62 for those who have worked for long enough.France has a tradition of a strong, high-spending state.

By the 80's, Mr. Gordy reverted the rights to Martha Reeves and the Vandellas to Ms. Reeves.

That's far more than we are offering in pensions – yet many of our authors are unable to persuade publishers to revert the rights to even quite moribund titles.