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In our series, the evaluation with DWI showed that metastatic nodes appeared hyperintense (b = 600 mm/s); conversely, benign nodes were hypointense (b = 600 mm/s).

Conversely, benign images were rated as slightly pleasant on average (mean ratings were midway between "neutral" and "pleasant") and these ratings were lower (i.e., more pleasant) than for verbal descriptions of the same object.

Conversely, 5/14 benign cervices (36%) were misinterpreted as pattern-A by ≥2 reviewers.

In summary, we have found that pathogenic CNVs show an enrichment of ultraconserved elements, conversely to benign CNVs.

Conversely to benign melanocytic lesions, specimen from patients with primary or metastatic melanoma as well as melanoma biopsy-derived cell lines were reported to express HERV-K antigens such as the viral reverse transcriptase (RT) [ 50, 55].

Conversely, in adjacent benign epithelia, strongly positive, weakly positive and negative nuclei were randomly distributed.

Conversely, patients with benign tumours were more likely to use physical-based therapies (0.002).

Conversely 71% of benign variants are assigned P pathogenic)<0.1, while only 0.6% are assigned P pathogenic)>0.9.

Conversely, if subjects with benign low back pain rarely if ever had significant concordant pain reproduction on disc injections, the basic tenet of discographic diagnosis would be strengthened.

Conversely, a nondisabling course, named benign MS (BMS), can occur in patients with minimal motor impairment 15 years after the onset, even if they experience clinical relapses.

Conversely, there are fewer potentially benign mutations in hematological malignancies than in solid tumors (0.25% versus 17.6% in solid tumors for coding-silent mutations and 26.5% versus 63.1% for missense mutations).