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This is not a perfect measure, because a background check may not be followed by a sale or, conversely, may be the prelude to the purchase of multiple guns.

In our opinion, this is due, in part, to the fact that some complex approaches seek to reduce the role of the developer in the (automated) composition process, while even trying to replace him/her altogether; other simpler approaches, conversely, may be too dependent on the developer, requiring constant feedback in order to find solutions.

Marked increases in TCA and GCA, conversely, may be markers of biliary injury.

Reporting may be better in the treated group owing to easier access to gynaecological services or, conversely, may be lower in women with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, who often belong to lower socioeconomic classes that are likely to be less compliant with recommended medical care.

Conversely, someone may be ill but never diagnosed.

Conversely, this may be the reason that relationships sometimes don't last in New York.

They are raising question which may never be answered, or conversely, they may be all too fully answered in further volumes soon to appear.

Conversely, it may be possible to deduce the reaction mechanism from the dependence of the relaxation time on reactant concentrations.

"Conversely, there may be surprise that the data collected by the congestion charge cameras is not already used for national security purposes and may lead to criticism that the matter is yet to be resolved".

Conversely, Napster may be vicariously liable when it fails to affirmatively use its ability to patrol its system and preclude access to potentially infringing files listed in its search index.

Conversely, there may be some curiosity about the newer Apple Music app and people's interest in trying it out.