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Therefore, they tried to readjust their spherical harmonic shape signature by normalising their shape coefficients to eliminate size-based interference, and conversely by using zeroth order coefficients to eliminate shape-based interference.

Conversely, by using the WPAI, we could substantiate our findings, showing an increase of "degree RA affected productivity while working" with increasing level of disease activity.

Conversely, by using the complete RIFLE classification, Hobson et al. reported an incidence of AKI reaching 43.0 % after cardiac surgery, which corresponds with our observations [ 1].

Conversely, by using an in vitro accumulation and antiproliferative assay, we were able to reveal that the building blocks of TBN, that is tylosin and the corresponding Betti-base, display rather weak effects on P-gp-mediated MDR.

Conversely, the improvement achieved by using the RQM is that it requires less time to deliver the out-of-profile AF packets to the receiver, since these packets, in fact, have not been discarded.

Conversely, if (2.32 - 2.35) hold, then by using the formulas.

Conversely, secondary structure predictions made by using PSIPRED secondary structural prediction software showed that helix structures could also influence the cross-reactivity among the NoV VLPs.

Conversely, the high prevalence obtained by using probe PARV4-N was unexpected because only 1 study demonstrated a higher value (45.7%) after the investigation of PARV4 DNA in bone marrow aspirates of AIDS patients from Italy (9 ).

Conversely, inhibition of HER2 activity by using pharmacological inhibitors or genetic knockdown reduces IL-8 expression in HER2-over-expressing breast cancer cell lines through inhibition of the PI3K-Akt signaling pathway [ 85, 86].

Conversely, quantitative analysis of mitochondrial mass by using MitoTracker green [ 28] dye revealed that Mdivi-1 induced a significant (p<0.01) increase of mitochondrial mass in DFs from Young (+48.3±4.7%) and Old individuals (29.3±2.9%) only (Fig. 5B, black columns).

Conversely, no spatial variability was detected for these properties by using pedological information.