Sentence examples for which revert to from inspiring English sources

Much less convincing, though, are the solos that punctuate the group sections and which revert to a disappointingly generic style of slow and stretchy contemporary dance.

Since all infected cells, including latently-infected cells which revert to a resting memory phenotype, have necessarily contacted gp120, all such cells would be predicted to have enhanced TRAIL sensitivity.

This stands in contrast to some socially parasitic ants, which revert to mating with few males.

Law 3: activated (effectors) cells do not need signal two, which revert to resting state after a short time.

Pregnancy is accompanied by several hemodynamic, biochemical and hematological changes which revert to normal values after labor.

Ghana, for instance, which reverted to civilian rule only in 1992, has twice changed governments after tight elections.

Those states will have just one year to spend the extra money, which reverts to the Treasury after Sept. 30, 2001.

Lawmakers must also decide on new rates and exemptions for the estate tax, which reverts to its pre-2001 level in 2011.

It elaborates on China's longstanding proposal for a negotiated return of Taiwan under a version of the "one country, two systems" formula, with even greater autonomy than was given to Hong Kong, which reverted to Chinese rule in 1997.

It is currently promoting an account that offers 6.1% AER on balances up to £2,500, and a 0% overdraft for 12 months, which reverts to a rate of 5.9% typical AER.

Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain gave a cautious endorsement to Hong Kong's democracy movement today during a stopover in this former British colony, which reverted to Chinese sovereignty six years ago.