Sentence examples for subsequent reversion from inspiring English sources

A new working paper (2) shows how it is possible to explain momentum, bubbles and crashes, including subsequent reversion to fair value whilst retaining the assumption of rationality.

An ultrafine-grained (UFG) microstructure in a metastable austenitic CrMnNi steel was achieved using a thermo-mechanically controlled process by rotary swaging and subsequent reversion annealing.

A subsequent reversion to wild type took place.

If combination therapy has been used empirically, subsequent reversion to monotherapy is possible in most cases.

The redundancy of the mutations f306I and s308C was also evidenced by combinatorial mutational analysis; incorporation of s308C restricts subsequent reversion of I306 f due to sign epistasis.

Subsequent reversion of this state, in a process termed "reactivation", is thought to be due to an increase in temperature when the arthropod feeds on the mammalian host.

MDR may have emerged once, in which case PMEN14 would represent a single lineage within which subsequent diversification and intermittant reversion to antibiotic susceptibility may have contributed to the observed diversity.

Candidate genes for predator-induced phenotypic plasticity were identified by an initial comparison of gene expression profiles in tadpoles with the induced bulgy morph phenotype and controls, and a subsequent comparison with tadpoles undergoing reversion to the normal phenotype following predator removal (Fig. 2).

Recombination contributes to the reversion to virulence and subsequent circulation of OPV strains.

True reversion is the reversal of the original nucleotide change.

This subsequent evolution might influence the likelihood of reversion to biallelic expression.