reversible
Example Sentences
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The FDA upgraded the recall Monday to “Class II,” meaning the use of or exposure to the identified products can cause temporary or “medically reversible adverse health consequences.”
From Los Angeles Times
Because the interaction is gentle and reversible, the sensor highlights the affected region while leaving the cell's repair work untouched.
From Science Daily
Instead of trying to break apart the final fibrils, therapies could aim at stopping the reversible precursor stage before harmful structures develop.
From Science Daily
“Most of the side effects are reversible upon discontinuation,” says Mathew.
Is what was once viewed as something to be resigned to now seen as reversible, albeit at a cost?
From BBC
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