Sentence examples for associated conversely from inspiring English sources

Disunity and autonomy of levels has been associated, conversely, with antirealism, meaning instrumentalist or empiricist heuristics.

Altogether these three studies supported, to a certain extent, the trend observed in the original paper suggesting that the G allele was associated with ET. Conversely two different studies investigated the association with rs9652490 using North-American ET and PD patients [8], [9].

Positive responses to EC ELISPOT were associated with age, conversely to TST positivity, but not with sex or family history of TB.

Elevated levels of the Th2 cytokine IL-4 were conversely associated with higher cognitive scores.

Interestingly, we also found that elevated levels of IL-4 were conversely associated with higher cognitive scores.

Having an antidepressant drug (tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs) not included in this variable) was conversely associated with a lower risk.

By applying WNT agonists and antagonists, they provided evidence suggesting that the WNT signaling pathway is conversely associated with preimplantation embryonic development in bovine.

Based on the hypothesis, we expected that sites having lower-than-average historical replacement rates to be more likely (than the average site) to hold polymorphisms in human populations associated with CF. Conversely, we expected that sites having higher than average historical replacement rates to be less likely to hold polymorphisms associated with CF. This proved to be the case.

Comparisons with the NDI are more difficult, as there may be particular reasons for incorporating a condition-specific measure as opposed to a generic one in studies of whiplash associated disorders, whilst conversely the EQ-5D has the advantage of being preference-based, and can thus be used in cost-utility evaluations.

In experiment 2 (acute EDN), neutrophil counts were negatively associated with nitrogen intake, conversely to CD62L expression.

The latter study also found that less severe ACP (i.e. right-to-left ventricular size ratio > 0.6 and < 1) was conversely not associated with mortality.