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• The overall degradation of the diffraction suggests that the reversible effects are also accompanied by gradual irreversible damage to the lattice.

• Changes in chromatin structure are associated with reversible changes in gene expression that are likely to allow cellular plasticity.

• Reversible causes including cataract formation can be treated, and any progressive diseases such as glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy amenable to intervention should be identified.

• In quantum mechanics, unitary transformations represent reversible evolutions of a system.

• However, this effect is reversible once pressure is removed from the sensor.

• The precipitation of metal calces by metals or alkalis formed a special case of the reversible operations in a number of respects.

• There is, however, a weaker notion which 'ignores' reversible reductions.

• In univar iate analyses, reversible delir ium was assoc iated with psychoactive medications, including opioids, and dehydration.

• The equal sign is correct for a reversible process ; for an irreversible process the work done is greater, because some work is dissipated as heat.

• We checked to see if any simplifying assumptions could be made to the general reversible seven-state model.

• In order to establish this relation, we first show how the group structure of the history terms interacts with the reversible reduction rules introduced earlier.

• Note the reversible switch from a spreading (outside panels) to a blebbed phenotype (middle panel).

• The rules of the second set are reversible.

• Nonetheless, we speculate that the contribution of microglia to visceral pain in chronic conditions is potentially reversible by minocycline treatment.

• One case of reversible encephalopathy occurred in the highdose fingolimod treatment group.