Sentence examples for some reversion from inspiring English sources

Instead, I suspect we are seeing some reversion to the mean.

There may also be some reversion to the mean as the news about Bin Laden has faded from people's memory.

There was still a scattering, and there would inevitably be some reversion, but for now there were lots of photographs of Lindsey doing nothing bad.

First, there is some reversion to the mean: a party tends to lose more seats in the House when it has more of them to lose.

There certainly seemed to the the possibility in a brief period after Charlotte that Mr. Obama would run away with the race, although even then forecast expected some reversion to the mean.

When a poll initially appears to be an outlier, you should expect there to be some reversion to the mean the next time the firm takes the temperature of the state.

This gives strong support for the observations made in the main trajectory that (1) some reversions are necessary for phenotypic reversibility, i.e. appear repeatedly and (2) certain new mutations also appear repeatedly, which shows that evolution is constrained by the necessity to realize a particular active-site configuration.

Epistasis between mutations in the forward evolution restricts some reversions while permitting others as well as new mutations.

Second, as soon as new mutations occur, they negate the effect of some reversions, making even these initially possible changes impossible.

Although genotypic redundancy was observed, the presence of at least some reversions was essential for complete restoration of catalytic activity, and several new mutations were shared between the two trajectories examined.

Reflecting on literary English Gothic, its "rancid" antiquarianism and commerce with the supernatural and folk tales, he concludes, "It is a constant feature of the English imagination, caught in some helpless reversion to the past".