Sentence examples for subsequently reverted from inspiring English sources

Some of the more remote lakes and streams subsequently reverted to their fishless state.

Incidentally, and contrary to popular belief, it was not the French who first replaced the upper viceroy with a queen but the Germans, who, however, subsequently reverted to the male upper viceroy.

The acidified reactor was not restored by interrupted feeding under the acidic conditions that were formed (pH ≤ 4.5) but was successfully restored after pH adjustment to 7. The reactor subsequently reverted to continuous mode without pH control and showed a performance comparable to the stable performance at the design OLR of 1.0 g SCOD/L·d.

Although Harrison said "I grew to like it", he subsequently reverted to his original opinion that the song, like much of All Things Must Pass, was overproduced.

The group subsequently reverted to the "Ice" moniker, releasing material concurrently on an "Various Artists" formatted 1975 released LP "Tonight at the Discotheque" under the art-names "Captain Dax", "Les Atlantes" and "Crispy and Co".

Basal sauropods (Lessemsaurus, Antetonitrus, Vulcanodon) and the closely related Melanorosaurus (NM QR1551) have a much broader scapula, a condition that was subsequently reverted in eusauropods [12], [50].

Escape mutations in those epitope precursors can subsequently revert to the wildtype sequence.

Finally, many patients who had HT by ALT elevation were left on NVP due to administrative delays in receiving the laboratory results and subsequently revert to normal levels.

If such ticks are permitted a blood meal, the rickettsiae subsequently revert to a virulent state in a process termed "reactivation" [6], [11], [12].

In type 1 diabetes, many patients who initially develop microalbuminuria subsequently revert to normoalbuminuria (18, 19); therefore, the association between spontaneous or therapy-induced changes in albumin excretion rate and the subsequent progression of nephropathy is less clear (20).

Parents and adolescents in the intervention groups did not subsequently revert back towards the trajectory in the control groups; indeed, the differences between the groups grew over time for parents' reports on repeated talks and adolescents' reports on new and repeated talks.