Conversely, for many Iranians who fled Iran after the fall of the Shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the BBC reports confirmed the Shah's claims in his memoirs that the Carter administration had abandoned him and paved the way for the victory of the revolution.
Conversely, for many peptides/proteins, an inability to cross the respiratory epithelium after inhaled delivery may actually be advantageous as it would result in a high ratio of lung to systemic bioavailability and thus would reduce off-target effects [25].
Conversely, for many other DUBs (USP31, USP39, USP48, PSMD14, USP1, PSMD7, STAMBP, USP16, USP24, COPS6, EIF3S5 and JOSD1) our findings represent, to the best of our knowledge, the first report of alterations in cancer.
(IM8) Conversely, for many optional vaccines, for example HPV vaccine, the timing of vaccination was perceived by a majority of participant mothers as much more fluid and uncertain.
Conversely, for many otherwise vibrantly democratic developing nations, failure to achieve a reasonable standard of population health is a major impediment to achieving just political arrangements.
Conversely, for many this early phase is marked by feelings of invulnerability and a tendency to reject adult control, which may further limit receptiveness to recommendations for diabetes treatment.
Conversely, of course, the French profess disdain for many things American.
Conversely, aortic dilatations can remain stable and asymptomatic for many years, during which aged patients may die of other causes.
Conversely, in many cases the VPI for either Thermotogae or Archaea was much lower than that of the two other lineages.
Optimization has long been a source of both inspiration and applications for geometers, and conversely, discrete and convex geometry have provided the foundations for many optimization techniques, leading to a rich interplay between these subjects.
In Excavation of Life and Death, conversely, the archaeologist has dug down into earth undisturbed for many years, and found a human body refusing to yield to decay.
