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The expenditure per visit at the private sector is higher than at the public sector in the urban area and conversely in the rural (table 6).

On the P5 and P12, the positive stain cells were stratification and conversely in the molecular layer and external granular layer.

In mutants with elevated SA levels (cpr5 and mpk4) AtPNP-A is markedly up-regulated (>2 fold) and conversely, in the SA deficient mutant nahG AtPNP-A transcript levels are down (>4 fold) [ 12].

The triple mutant F9mut1 resulted in the preferential usage of the cryptic 5′ss and, conversely, in the decreased use of the authentic 5′ss (Fig.  2B, lane 10).

Hypercalcaemia may be partially accounted for by the release of bone bound calcium from lytic deposits, and conversely in the sclerotic metastases of prostate cancer there is calcium 'bone hunger' for new bone formation, which may even lead to secondary hyperparathyroidism (Minisola et al, 1987).

Crucial to their win against Perth was Wellington's maintenance of personnel in key areas – in attack the No10 role, and conversely in defence the No6 role – and secondly, their style of play emphasising balls on the ground, to feet.

And conversely, in dealing with the realities of actual people, with dry-walling houses and restoring businesses, these students could bring back to their campuses kinds of understanding that no cloistered classroom ever could provide.

In 25 patients (9 %) the level of (Z -endoxifen was low (<6 ng/ml) despite the proper profile of tamoxifen metabolism (MR > 0.0146), and conversely, in 28 patients (10 %) the metabolite plasma level was > 6 ng/ml, although, the MR was below the threshold.

"And, conversely, in instances in which the needs of regulators deviate from the informational requirements of investors, the reporting to investors should not be subordinated to the needs of regulators.

In 32 samples (54.2%) the combination of direct wet smears and flotation found a wider range of parasite stages than the SAF-method and conversely in 8 samples (13.6%) the SAF-technique proved superior.

Geographers, cultural sociologists, landscape ecologists and many other scientists have been, and still are, particularly interested in the impact of different cultures on the Earth's physical surface and, conversely, in how physical settings have influenced the emergence of cultures.