The phrase 'the reverse possibility' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the opposite of something or an alternate outcome. For example, "We have to consider the reverse possibility that the defendant is innocent."
Following the standard instructions for the Cambridge Semantic Battery, we conducted naming before word-picture matching so as to minimize any cueing/priming effects on naming (though, of course, the reverse possibility of naming priming word-picture matching is possible).
Though carbohydrate-derived radicals are generally "repaired" by hydrogen transfer from thiols, the reverse possibility, namely hydrogen abstraction by thiyl radicals from carbohydrates, exists.
Think of the reputation-reversing possibilities we in New Jersey would enjoy should the manicured masses blow off their appointments for a single week.
However, we cannot rule out the possibility that the reverse is true.
Importantly, our data also suggest the possibility of the reverse path, i.e. the development of transcriptional biomarkers in dogs to be applied subsequently to humans.
It's worth seeing both versions of Old Times, not because doing so clears up the enigma: rather the reverse, it teases out extra possibilities and questions.
The possibilities of the reverse development of symptoms were statistically proved.
First, use of retrospective case control designs introduces the possibility of "reverse causation," wherein the disease or its treatment causes epigenetic changes rather than the reverse.
The lagged structure of the model reduces the possibility of reverse causality, but this is explicitly tested and rejected in later robustness checks.
Finally, our cross-sectional study raised the possibility of reverse causality, for example, that AIA may be a risk factor for worse mother-adolescent relationships (rather than the reverse).
The authors mitigate the possibility of reverse causation by using only ideology estimated from papers published before the paper containing the reported ideology/elasticities.
