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Significados de reversible en inglés

portugués
reversvel

Capable of reversing or being reversed.

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reversvel

Capable of being reversed or used with either side out.

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Examples for "two-sided"
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A two-sided Fisher's exact test was used to determine the statistical significance.
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Statistical analysis was performed using two-sided parametric, nonparametric, or categorical tests as appropriate.
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Shiva's two-sided, man-protector of the weak, but destroyer of the wicked.
Pandemonium
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The statistical significance of observed differences was tested by use of appropriate two-sided tests.
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Air and earth were no different: each was a two-sided coin, life-giving and deadly.
The brazen gambit

Reversible.

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Reversible.

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Uso de reversible en inglés
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However, an all-optical approach with the reversible feature is still a challenge.
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Studies on young children with reversible autism and intellectual disability are discussed.
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I really hope Mo finds out that this entanglement thing is reversible.
The Jennifer Morgue
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Results: Balloon occlusion led to rapid TIPS thrombosis, which was readily reversible.
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The bowel and bladder complications appear to be acceptable and often reversible.
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Furthermore, these effects were not readily reversible following removal of the drugs.
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Toxicity was acceptable with only 1 treatment drop-out due to reversible neurotoxicity.
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Initial kinetic studies suggest the possibility of irreversible and reversible active-site modification.
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Study aim: Laparoscopic gastric banding for morbid obesity is noninvasive and reversible.
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Renal hemodynamic effects are more readily reversible than systemic effects of aliskiren.
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The maximum sintering temperature without reversible phase transformation was defined as 1265°C.
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This process is time and concentration dependent, partly salt specific and reversible.
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And it's reversible, meaning it works whichever way you plug it in.
Wired
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Results: Perfusion imaging showed a reversible perfusion decrease in the hypertrophic septum.
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The ethanol effect in Mauthner neurons was reversible following removal of ethanol.
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FFA reduced gap junction channel currents in a reversible and concentration-dependent manner.
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Translations for reversible
portugués
reversvel
Reversible a través del tiempo
Reversible por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Reino Unido
Raro