Sentence examples for so as to reverse from inspiring English sources

The second accusation wrenches out of context a comment that Mr. Obama made last year so as to reverse its meaning, and ignores the fact that President Bush and other American officials have expressed similar concerns.

Primary translocation across the visceral pleura and towards pulmonary capillaries may also occur if the asbestos-induced lung inflammation increases pulmonary interstitial pressure so as to reverse the trans-mesothelial and trans-endothelial pressure gradients.

However, when each shape was rotated or vertically shifted of a different amount compared to the other shape, so as to reverse their brightness relationship in the lower hemifield of the stimulus display, rat performance fell to chance or below it.

Fuel cycles have been designed so as to completely reverse the isotopic composition (fissile to fertile ratio) which exists at the beginning of a cycle.

What is more, it was reported that the gallstone could stimulate Oddi's sphincter during rolling into the duodenum leading to congestion, edema, and spasm, and then resulted in the function disorder of Oddi's sphincter, so far as to reverse shrink, which could produce bile or duodenum content regurgitation [27].

Consequently, we shall derive estimate for each term of (3.7) so as to establish a reverse Hölder inequality for (vert Du-p_{0} vert ^{p-varepsilon }).

Subsequently, the priority of constraints is reversed so as to demonstrate the effect of the targeting procedure on the final design.

Mr. Maher was never so politically incorrect as to reverse this ratio.

The same forward primers were used for sequencing one strand and, when necessary, the reverse was also employed so as to sequence both strands.

German books are easy enough to read when you hold them before the looking-glass or stand on your head so as to reverse the construction but I think that to learn to read and understand a German newspaper is a thing which must always remain an impossibility to a foreigner.

But if Mr Brown really is a "conviction politician", as he claims, then so far (to reverse the slogan invented for him by the Tories' old advertising agency) he has been Not Gordon, Just Flash.