Sentence examples for conversely in which from inspiring English sources

If Blue Mountain knew which local markets it excels in, and conversely, in which markets it was weak, it could turn this information into a strategic planning tool.

Conversely, "I.M ., in which a bereaved electrician pulls out switch boxes that suddenly look like "intricate rooms in a doll's house", is as haunting as it is compassionate.

Conversely, sites in which maximum tree density decreased as a function of increasing yearly PRR were considered water limited.

Conversely, plants in which zeolin expression was driven by the 35S promoter showed no significant increase in protein content of storage roots (Figure 1A) as determined by Bradford assay.

Conversely, experiments in which cortactin and its mutants were coupled to GSH beads showed similar results (data not shown).

Conversely, regions in which little or no change in elongation rates was observed upon RECQL5 depletion were also largely unaffected by overexpression (e.g., EFNA2 and OPA1).

Conversely, cases in which both of these measures are improved in the random samples can be used to define a lower bound on the alignment p-value.

Conversely, in that which is in itself necessary there is no need for such a composition (there is no essence: no being something, but only being).

Conversely in action, which realizes a content as raw output data regardless of whether it originated at the language or at the context level (diagonal output arrows).

Conversely in DXFP, which is an algorithm fully distributed over the network nodes, (3) is applied from a given node i ∈ N only if a reply (RREP) message is received.

Conversely, in species which lack parental care maternal investment in egg size rather than egg number is likely, often to compensate for poor egg viability [ 20].