Sentence examples for reverting towards from inspiring English sources

Such a pattern corroborates results of epigenetic investigations [ 86], revealing more methylation novelties in the D. traunsteineri genome than in D. majalis, which may be gradually reverting towards an epigenetic state closer to those of the parents.

The HbA1c level decreased continuously during the 6-month Sensor On arm, and withdrawal of the sensor for the On/Off sequence resulted in glycaemic control reverting towards baseline levels during the 4-month washout period (Fig.  2).

Interestingly, Sobottke et al. [ 26] studied patients who had received either the X Stop®, Diam®, or Wallis implant and found that although there was loss of correction as determined by radiographic measurements reverting towards initial values VAS pain scores did not change.

They have also moved away from what they say is a Funai-led system of having a single village chief and instead reverted towards collective leadership.

Empirical results for a panel of Japanese manufacturing firms provides some support for the notion that log firm sizes are mean-reverting towards heterogeneous equilibrium values, and that the LPE should be rejected.

These results suggest that a major part of this PAβN-susceptible mechanism may revert towards a wild-type condition in the absence of the selective pressure.

To further examine the notion that snz was the responsible locus, we mobilized the C32 P-element and found that the longevity of the most precise excision lines reverted towards control.

The abstinence rate of the group with medium titers separated from placebo at month 2, without reaching statistical significance (absolute difference 13.6%, P = 0.13), and then reverted towards placebo rates at month 6.

The second analysis was a comparison between the levels of expression of strain 50-rev related to the expression of 50 64 to detect the genes that could have reverted towards a wild-type condition.

Regular follow up assessments have shown that her GGT level is starting to revert towards normal.

We find a strong tendency for viral populations to revert towards the global HIV-1 consensus.