Synonym: atavism, backsliding, lapse, lapsing, regress, regression, relapse, relapsing, retrogression, retroversion, reversal, reverse, reverting, throwback, turnabout, turnaround. Similar words: reversible, irreversible, version, aversion, inversion, subversion, perversion, diversion. Meaning: [rɪ'vɜrʒn /-vɜːʃn] 
n. 1. (law) an interest in an estate that reverts to the grantor (or his heirs) at the end of some period (e.g., the death of the grantee) 2. a return to a normal phenotype (usually resulting from a second mutation) 3. a reappearance of an earlier characteristic 4. turning in the opposite direction 5. returning to a former state 6. a failure to maintain a higher state.
n. 1. (law) an interest in an estate that reverts to the grantor (or his heirs) at the end of some period (e.g., the death of the grantee) 2. a return to a normal phenotype (usually resulting from a second mutation) 3. a reappearance of an earlier characteristic 4. turning in the opposite direction 5. returning to a former state 6. a failure to maintain a higher state. 
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31, And "pigweed" all started with "mean reversion.
32, a reversion to traditional farming methods.
33, What is mean reversion?
34, Where LaTeX on yellowing acetate least butadine due to its special chemical structure on the reversion.
35, The reversion of supply - demand relation of electric power market urges the proposing of customer - oriented differential pricing.
36, A reversion is a future estate created by operation of law to take effect.
37, Conclusions:MMP2 activity and RECK expression may be closely related in the development and reversion process of hepatic fibrosis. RECK maybe have an depressant effect on MMP2 activity.
38, Cataplasia: Degenerative reversion of cells or tissue to a less differentiated form.
39, Floral reversion was observed in the induction of style - stigma - like structure from petals, ovaries and styles.
40, This chapter takes "contraposition" and "the mode of reversion" as framework, sums up and analyzes the specific means in the combination of vocal parts in Chen Mingzhi's polyphony.
41, Escheat:Reversion of land held under feudal tenure to the manOR in the absence of legal heirs OR claimants.
42, That creates the risk of a sudden reversion that could wipe out earlier profits.
43, Reversion to sinus rhythm , by means of electrical countershock , is indicated.
44, The second variation type is called reversion evolution type[Sentencedict.com], which represents the liquid segregation mainly with vapour-liquid fractional distillation.
45, The uniform differentiability of characteristic function and conditional characteristic function and reversion formula of conditional eigenfunction are obtained in this paper.
46, It is suggested that the effects of Hirudo on reversion of endothelial dysfunction might be important mechanism of its antiatherosclerotic effect.
47, The reversion frequency is increased by the addition of mutagents.
48, An effective method of protoplast liberation and protoplast reversion of Auricularia auricula was put forward.
49, I'll dictate a new clause and put in a three - or - four - year reversion.
50, We hypothesized that such a complex phenotypical reversion is likely the result of multiple signaling factors that in combination allow cancer cells to form quiescent acinar-like structures.
51, Furthermore, unlike in vitro induced reprogramming, reversion to a dedifferentiated identity does not lead to an increase in cellular potential in a natural, in vivo context.
52, The foldout of immunization certificate was the white-black picture of poster. After reversion, 95.6% targets could understand and 97.8% targets had acceptability and approval to the foldout.
53, The transfer modes of contact material and the cause of reversion of transfer direction are discussed.
54, Oil Price Drop: A Flash In The Pan Or Current Reversion?
55, The reversion of the vertical first derivative of gravity can improve interpretation accuracy and is useful for researching into bedrock structure.
56, Further analysis indicates that profitability ratio exhibits strong mean reversion property.
57, The reversion of crown galls was investigated by means of induction with phytohormone.
58, The fetch-up and reversion of excess inflow of international capital result in crisis in capital account.
59, Classic education is both the reversion of the essence of Chineseteaching and the transcendency to the traditional Chinese teaching in primary school Chineseteaching.
60, In what critics saw as a reversion to heavy-handed planning-era controls, the government recently froze or capped prices of everyday items such as food and bottled gas.
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