Conversely, depends on the relay selection accuracy, and this clearly depends on both and how the relay has been selected.
Some Americans and Europeans might like brighter colors -- or conversely, less bright colors, depending on the country.
It is also unclear under the Act whether, if Mr Cameron loses a vote on his Queen's Speech, he must resign or wait for an official no confidence vote, which conversely he might win depending on competing interests of the smaller parties in the Commons.
It is suggested that the complex pharmacological effects produced by smoking, and conversely by abstinence, differ depending on biological factors that influence their form, speed, or duration.
Conversely this implied that depending on parameters and developmental stage 30% of the genes showed little to no correlation between RNA and protein abundance-changes.
Things that are annoying or of no consequence are just "mothers" ("don't bother me with those madres"), while "not even mothers" means "no way", and the exclamation "Mothers!" is similar to "Whoops!"Something that "has no mother" can be either ultra-cool or absolutely appalling, depending on the context; conversely, something terrific can equally well be either "little mother" or "at full mother".
Conversely, CT acquisition required a short resolution time; depending on the tomography used, it ranged from 35 to 15 s for single or multi-detector, respectively.
Conversely, endothelial-derived MPs can be pro- or antiangiogenic depending on the stimuli used for their production [ 14].
Conversely, targeted focus on specific cancers may be beneficial depending on the nature of the relationship between research effort and results.
Conversely, females did not alter their frequency of pouncing depending on the sex of their play partner (t 71) = 0.4841, p = 0.6298).
