Sentence examples for conversely able from inspiring English sources

In fact, the endogenous PTH-rP epitope peptide levels could be too poor to be detected by the CTLs that are conversely able to recognise in vitro the same antigen overexpressed on tumour cells.

Disaster risk governance is concerned with how institutions change in response to perturbations or, conversely, are able to remain static for long periods of time.

Conversely, being able to experience and observe changes in clinical or psychological outcomes provides a powerful motivation for individuals to continue use (or to stop use, if they feel a plateau has been reached or the intervention is no longer required to maintain the changes).

La REM, conversely, has been able to retain the loyalty of those who voted for Macron during the presidential campaign.

Conversely, we were able to forcibly activate the brakes, lurching the driver forward and causing the car to stop suddenly.

Conversely, CjCas9 was able to selectively cleave the HBD target fairly efficiently (14% indels) without cleaving the identical target in HBB when it was aided by SpdCas9 and a pair of sgRNAs specific to two proximal binding sites in HBD (Fig. 8b).

Conversely, not being able to see parents often made co-presence more precious.

Conversely, students are able to understand evolution without believing in it.

Conversely, Alipay is able to obtain the customers' consumption details, consumption ratios, and even their living expenses.

Conversely, Hungary was able to attract $21 million in production spending back in 2004 when it passed welcoming tax incentives.

Conversely, managers are able to use volunteering opportunities to provide employees with new leadership and job skills that are tough (and expensive) to train for.