Sentence examples for when reversion from inspiring English sources
This is because exit from an unprofitable trade is necessary when reversion to the mean does not materialise.
We never know when that reversion to the mean will come to the various sectors of the stock market.
In addition, Sweere and colleagues [32] found an augmented half-life time of about 60 min, when dark reversion experiments were performed in vivo in etiolated A. thaliana seedlings.
Then came the tipping point in March 2008 in the second Test against New Zealand in Wellington, when, after a reversion to his natural bowling action and the backing of the head coach Peter Moores, he and Stuart Broad deposed Matthew Hoggard and Steve Harmison to form England's most prolific partnership, sharing 519 wickets in 124 innings before this series.
One retains a reversion when he gives his property to another for that person's use during his life only, and at his death the property reverts to the prior owner; or one may give his property to another to possess and use as his own only until the operation of a certain condition.
Remark 2.8 From the inequalities (24 - 27 24 - 27q < s ), we get the reforement for inequalities obtained from Theorem 1.2 and reversion when ( q > s ).
These membrane structures may serve as membrane reservoirs for membrane reversion when cells are reintroduced to normal growth conditions.
When irradiation ceases, reversion of the thiol bond and a conformational change back to the dark state occurs.
These too readily reverted to give rESC lines, and notably the dynamics of reprogramming was indistinguishable when compared with reversion of epiSCs derived from Blimp1 heterozygous littermate.
As seen in Figure 9 (top right), AnTc has little effect on lac reversion when Tn 10dTc and lac are on separate plasmids.
We and others have shown earlier that the QFT assay could have high variation around the cutoff area, thus cautioning not to misinterpret clinical conversions and reversions when sequential samples are analysed.
