Sentence examples for conversely certain from inspiring English sources
Conversely, certain glycosides included in Kampo medicines are known to require metabolic conversion to a bioactive deglycosylated form by intestinal flora for expression of their pharmacological activity (Microflora affects Kampo) [ 2].
Conversely, certain features of animal cells are absent in plants.
Conversely, certain noises that seemed to emanate from the soundtrack actually came from real life: I was surprised to see live birds in a dead tree.
Conversely, certain objects believed to be sterile are frequently overlooked as potential sources of contamination.
Certain toxicities may go undetected and, conversely, certain non-toxicities may be incorrectly recorded as dose-limiting toxicities.
Conversely, certain nutrients such as omega-3 fish oils and minerals like zinc and selenium are anti-oxidants that can reduce inflammation and mop up some of the toxic chemicals, while boosting others that can help the brain to heal from damage.
Conversely, a certain attitude toward the rules or conventions governing communication may have implications for one's conception of reference or truth.
Conversely, for certain initial data in the unstable set, there are solutions with positive initial energy that blow up in finite time.
Conversely, for certain initial data in the unstable set, we use the perturbed energy method to show that the solution blows up in finite time when the initial energy is not larger than some positive number.
And conversely, in certain countries, workers under formal written contracts may de facto be deprived of EPL protection: for example, in Russia, it is a common practice to require workers to deposit, at the hiring stage, an application for a voluntary quit which does not contain a specified date, thus rendering Russian employment relations de facto employment at will (Gimpelson et al., 2010).
The reason we are compelled to downplay, ignore, or conversely vilify, certain behaviors is due to a psychological state called "cognitive dissonance".
