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Conversely, focusing on the fourth iteration, the above gap is almost closed by the S = Plc = 4 T-LORD with the square subset center update (as predicted by EXIT charts), performing even better than the case S = Plc = 5, with fixed subset.

Conversely, focusing on GISTs allowed us to uncover a relationship between free drug exposure and response when integrating the target mutation profile (with higher drug exposure predicting better response, and being a superior predictor than the mutation status).

The vast majority of fights are contested at this novice level, yet the studies presented by the AIBA and the preponderance of boxing-based research conversely focus on outcomes in elite male athletes.

Conversely focussing solely on the technical aspects may risk ignoring potential areas such as relationships and learning which may have even greater long term impact.

Conversely, a study focusing on developing countries revealed a direct association between income (indexed by high education levels, high telephone density, and high cigarette consumption) and suicide.

Conversely, a CoPKM focusing on broader issues and with a heterogeneous membership in terms of societal preferences may remain relatively open to possible options, but possibly at the cost of the capability to produce recommendations.

Conversely, we focus on a propagating rf wave with ω rf <ω LH ; thus, the rf wave excited on one side of the plasma boundary propagates toward the other side of the boundary as extraordinary waves.

Conversely, it focuses on the idea of responsible research as the cultivation and nurturement of the researcher's formation as a type of engagement with the actual practice of research for what it is – an open-ended enterprise.

Conversely, we focused on the potential impact that further exclusions would have had on the results.

Conversely, when infants were focusing on the tasks, they may have shown both reduced heart rate (via vagal regulation) and increased pupil size via increased cognitive load.

Conversely, a recent study focusing on 348 primary breast carcinomas revealed that increased DNA methylation led to HOTAIR downregulation and an unfavorable disease state, questioning suitability of HOTAIR as negative prognostic biomarker in breast carcinomas [ 31].