DGM's successful transition to an age of digital distribution was called "unique" among music labels in 2009; this success was credited to its provision of legal, high-quality recordings of concerts, which effectively reverse-engineered the distribution-networks for pirate recordings ("bootlegs") of concerts.
Two light induced cis– trans isomerizations led to a 180° rotation and were each followed by thermally controlled helicity inversion, which effectively blocked reverse rotation.
An additional and important advantage of using a wet slurry is that it avoids drying the sample, which may effectively reverse the effect of pretreatment [ 17].
The number of Wnt-10a-positive cells were dramatically increased in the DRG and spinal cord obtained from CCI rats (Fig. 5, P < 0.05 vs. sham), which was effectively reversed by HBO therapy (P < 0.05 vs. CCI).
Parasitization translated into a down regulation of iNOS which was effectively reversed by Berberine chloride (2.5 and 10 µM, Figure 2F).
With regard to p38 MAPK, Leishmania infection resulted in a pronounced decrease in its phosphorylation (Figure 5B) which was effectively reversed by Berberine chloride, evident from 2 h onwards (Figure 5B).
Animals receiving PIF exhibited a marked hypoglycaemia, which was effectively reversed by both antibody and EPA pretreatment.
Because the associations we report were present in people who were on thyroid hormone replacements, which effectively mimic normal thyroid function, a mechanism for reverse causation through changes in pharmacokinetics is difficult to imagine.
The beekeepers' executive, which effectively controls all the association's affairs, has thus far fended off attempts by its membership at getting the policy reversed.
Reverse transcription and amplification of cDNA was done as described by Cheung and coworkers [59] and included a normalization step, which effectively decreased over- expressed reads.
