| It then automatically and reversibly adjusts its function to accommodate the wound's needs, which may frequently and unpredictably change. |
| Amino groups of the hemoglobin molecule react reversibly with carbon dioxide in solution to yield carbamates. |
| The hydride is a complex alloy of rare-earth elements and other metals that may be decomposed and reformed reversibly. |
| Glucose modulates the fluorescent signal by binding reversibly to the boronic acid component attached to the quencher molecule. |
| Nanoscopic gold spheres can be reversibly bound to DNA strands. |
| It occurs independently or contingently, completely or partially, wholly or selectively, radically or superficially, continuously or reversibly. |
