| It then automatically and reversibly adjusts its function to accommodate the wound's needs, which may frequently and unpredictably change. |
| It occurs independently or contingently, completely or partially, wholly or selectively, radically or superficially, continuously or reversibly. |
| According to them, it is possible to sterilise a man reversibly for six months by means of a painless treatment based on ultrasound. |
| It is the iron atom that reversibly binds oxygen as the blood travels between the lungs and the tissues. |
| To induce left lung alveolar hypoxia, the left mainstem bronchus was reversibly occluded with a microvascular clip. |
| Nanoscopic gold spheres can be reversibly bound to DNA strands. |
