Sentence examples for that revert from inspiring English sources

Prospective customers should check the fine print related to minimum account sizes, fees, penalties for withdrawal without adequate notice and high teaser rates that revert to more pedestrian percentages after some weeks or months.

To study quasipalindrome-associated mutagenesis ("QPM") more systematically, we have engineered mutational reporters in the lacZ gene of Escherichia coli, that revert to Lac+ specifically by QPM.

Studies on this area are aimed to determine the variables that impact the development of brain and its functions and obtain tools to promote actions that revert and, ideally, prevent difficulties in children's neurocognitive development.

When the Salmonella tester strains are grown on a minimal media agar plate containing a trace of histidine, only those bacteria that revert to histidine independence (his+) are able to form colonies.

The cells sit along the ducts of the organ, so they could originate as mature ductal cells that revert to an embryonic state after the injury and then become beta cells.

Yet, waist-deep into 2013, we're beginning to see an uptick in games that revert back to the Pong philosophy where geometric shapes rule the land.

A new ruling that reverts to the pre-recount numbers and makes him the winner?

The money that reverted to the Treasury on Oct. 1 was originally earmarked for 1998 and 1999.

"We discovered that reverting back to basic two-way radios was what we really needed," Mr. Owen said.

After the union rejected that offer, L B & B put forward another proposal on Nov. 22 that reverted to the August contract, union officials said.

The finding, based on DNA samples, overturns a long-held prevailing theory of the animals' origins: that they were descended from domesticated elephants that reverted to the wild.