Sentence examples for conversely imposing from inspiring English sources

These tend to be, however, hard cases corresponding to extreme operating conditions, such as imposing a discretionary green behavior while maximizing return, or conversely, imposing a high return while aiming for minimal environmental damages.

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Conversely, imposed drought decreases the invasibility of the same communities (Davis et al. 1998).

Conversely, rather than imposing a network structure to match spiking outputs, we might wish to work backwards.

Conversely, the constraints imposed on the fixed-point sensors are more rigorous because they are capable of measuring the airflow at only one point (Thimons and Kohler 1985).

Conversely, warmer environments may impose new constraints on the duration of phenological events if faster rates of development occur under warmer temperatures8,17.

Ma et al. [61] investigated the response characteristic of SF6 typical gases, i.e., HF, SO2F2, SOF2/S2OF10, and SO2, to SWCNTs and derived that the gas sensor display the most sensitive to SO2F2, followed by SOF2; conversely, SO2 and HF impose little effect on the conductivity of the sensors, indicating that this sensor is unlikely to the detection of SO2 or HF.

Conversely, participants reported "externally imposed" social isolation when they disclosed their status, strongly reinforcing avoidance of disclosure.

Conversely, infection after TJA imposes clinical and financial burdens in terms of both diagnosis and treatment of periprosthetic sepsis [ 6– 8].

But the imposing young colt who replaced Aljamaaheer at the head of the market conversely found the easing conditions very much to his taste.

Conversely, colonic crypt length and morphology were compromised by inhibition of canonical Wnt signals or by imposing either TGFβ or BMP signals (see online supplementary figure S5).