Sentence examples for conversely changing from inspiring English sources

Conversely, changing b would change both T1 and Tn, and thus change that future course.Though the fit between the data and the prediction is not perfect (an example is illustrated right), the match is close enough that Dr Johnson thinks he is onto something.

Conversely, changing N-terminal 34 amino acid of FGF21 to the corresponding sequence of FGF19 confers activation of FGFR4.

Conversely, changing the cut-off value to 9.2 m/s resulted in a high sensitivity of 91% and negative predictive value of 98% for the exclusion of severe MPI defects.

Conversely by changing W whilst keeping constant U (25 ms−1), the ratio S 10 /S 1 fluctuates between 70 and 250%.

Conversely, changes in top-down pressure can alter community composition by changing prey abundance, behavior, and stoichiometry [30] [32].

Conversely, changes in the broad scheme will often necessitate adjustments in the cognitive and probative schemes: changing social goals lead to revaluations of scientific knowledge and research methods.

Impaired health may have hindered them from changing jobs; conversely, their locked-in positions could have resulted in deterioration in their health status.

Conversely, S6K regulates AMPK by changing the AMP/ATP ratio (Aguilar et al., 2007).

Therefore, efforts to free up time in this context of changing practices may conversely increase the experience of harriedness.

Conversely, genetically based adaptation to continually changing environments such as the open ocean may be more important in oceanic species, which would probably be realized by average trait evolution.

Conversely, stock quotes, a kind of frequently changing data, have a high degree of volatility due to the fact that they remain valid for very short time intervals.