Sentence examples similar to conversely hot from inspiring English sources

Cooling of the fruit or, conversely, hot-water dipping may also enhance storage quality.

Conversely, hot-pressed oils are filtered, bleached and deodorised, making them more neutral in taste and better suited to the hottest applications: deep-frying, searing etc.

Conversely, extreme hot temperatures may also increase the rate of mosquito mortality and thus decrease dengue risk [ 17].

Conversely, if we let the hot spots degrade further, we're going to lose a large proportion of global biodiversity regardless of how successful we are elsewhere".

The regenerator is used to store and release the heat exchanged with the fluid during its movement from the cold cell towards the hot cell and conversely.

Although designed for identifying constitutive binding sites for a protein using ChIP-seq data from multiple cell lines, our method could also be used to identify genomic loci that have concentrations of different protein binding sites ("hot spots"), and conversely "cold spots", using multiple protein ChIP-seq data for the cell line.

Conversely, when the outside environment is hot, the body seeks to eliminate heat through vasodilation of the arterioles in the skin [2].

Conversely, organisms that recently colonized a hot environment such as the bacteria Thermotoga maritima, may have evolved under a more "sequence-based" mechanism of thermostability.

Conversely, ensalada de frutas is made for hot nights.

Higher recombination rates reduced the accuracy of haplotype phasing and genotype imputation and conversely, imputation accuracy was lowest in recombination hot windows.

Conversely, there are fewer eutectic phases and smaller hot cracks forming in the low-silicon heat when heated to 1365 °C.