Sentence examples for conversely isolated from inspiring English sources

Conversely, isolated staining for C3 on immunofluorescence microscopy may be observed in cases of postinfectious glomerulonephritis.

Conversely, isolated α-cell dysfunction has little effect on glucose regulation since normal β-cell function is sufficient to regulate glucose levels in the otherwise healthy individual (6).

When the cell wall is removed, cells lose their shape; conversely, isolated cell walls largely retain the shape of the cell.

Conversely, isolated local recurrence may benefit from a different prescription, or even modality, to optimally display regional anatomical relations for treatment planning purposes.

Conversely, isolates in October tended to be from the southern regions of Khairpur, Jamshoro, Hyderabad, and Karachi.

Conversely, isolates from Africa had a higher proportion of multiple infections (Mali 44%; Malawi 48%, Burkina Faso 54%).

Conversely, isolates in lineage II were detected predominately during a human rabies outbreak in the Madre de Dios and Puno departments in 2007.

However, isolate X29 (rifampicin-resistant) does not have any mutations in rpoB, and conversely, isolate R1842 (rifampicin-sensitive) has S450L in rpoB, which in turn may reflect laboratory error.

Conversely myocytes isolated from the RA were more likely to have disorganized T-tubule network (26% versus 59% in LA versus RA) (online-only Data Supplement Figure I).

Conversely, when isolating cardiac myocytes from mouse hearts that were irradiated in vivo, we observed a conserved positive inotropic stress response with increased Ca transients and accelerated relaxation (see supplementary Fig. 1a c).

Conversely, in the isolated lung the protective effects of hypercapnic acidosis in ischaemia/reperfusion-induced ALI are greatly attenuated if the pH is buffered toward normal [ 25].