Together, these altered modes produce a net increase in total intestinal cells, which is reversed upon withdrawal of food.
Interestingly, unmedicated patients with Addison's disease have fragmented sleep, which is reversed with glucocorticoid replacement (Garcia-Borreguero et al, 2000).
The covalent addition of the ligand onto the sidewall first causes p-type doping which is reversed to n-type doping after the addition of a transition metal.
But the manufacturers' claims have not been proved, medical experts say, and if the precursors do act like steroids, they may confer some of the same risks -- acne and shrinkage of the testicles, which is reversed when the drugs are stopped, and growth of breast tissue, which may not go away even when a man stops taking the drugs.
In normal cells, UHRF2 overexpression enhances the expression of H3K9ac and H3K14ac, which is reversed in cancer cells.
Increased migraine frequency – with shift towards chronicity – enhances both hyperalgesia and spontaneous FMS pain, which is reversed by effective migraine prophylaxis.
The counting direction of the counter is controlled by a latch output which is reversed when triggered by the output of the OR gate.
Here, the right one refers to the real image, while the left one refers to the duplicate image which is reversed in phase as seen in Figure 10a.
As in the present research, the concentration of the competitive ion is about one order of magnitude larger than CPA, initial adsorption of the former in initial time-on-stream is more, which is reversed at longer times on stream due to thermodynamic equilibrium limitation.
Noye's reappearance is followed by the brief waltzes for the Raven, accompanied by solo cello, and the Dove, the latter a flutter-tongued recorder solo the melody of which is reversed when the Dove returns.
Arabidopsis mutants lacking AHK5 show reduced stomatal closure in response to H2O2, which is reversed by complementation with the wild type gene.
