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However, little is known about whether cerebrovascular disease conversely predicts the outcome of kidney function.

SQH, conversely, predicts that herbivores are actually less selective when high quality resources are plentiful and homogenously distributed.

Conversely, predicted winter heat-production requirements were slightly lower in nest-boxes (0.95 0.97 of hollow requirements).

Conversely, theory predicts and empirical evidence confirms that regulatory efforts to cherry-pick differential prices in asymmetric markets will damage consumer welfare.

Conversely, this predicts that the NTE preferentially binds actin structures that contain bundled actin.

Conversely, positions predicted not to form dimers did.

Conversely, DDS predicted lower disruption than what occurred in the Jacobacci steppe region (Table 11; Fig. 13).

Conversely, we predict that explanations attributing calm performance to intentions or emotions would be endorsed more for Allen's calm performance than for calm performance in general.

Conversely, we predict that female trees will present a production limited in time to the optimal season for seed germination and seedling growth as well as locate their fig production for effective fig pollination and dispersal.

Conversely, we predicted that individuals reporting an expressive A.O. style would show increases in systolic blood pressure and heart rate in response to a verbal fluency task, while individuals reporting a repressive A.I. style would show decreased heart rate and blood pressure in response to a verbal fluency measure.

A common means of reducing emission of CO2 is slowing down the general sailing speed, or "Slow Steaming", which reduces emission at sea in the short run but conversely is predicted to bring an increase in CO2 emission levels on land in the long run (Buhaug et al. 2009).