Sentence examples for conversely preserved from inspiring English sources

After the Civil War the black spirituals were "discovered" by Northerners and either developed toward harmonized versions, often sung by trained choirs, or, conversely, preserved the older traditional style, especially in rural areas and certain sects.

Conversely, reimplantation of ovary preserved before puberty (defined as immature ovary) has never been performed in humans.

Conversely, assume that preserves the subspace.

Conversely, when line preserving does not hold, flux preserving does not hold also.

Conversely, if line preserving does not hold, then flux preserving does not hold also (Newcomb 1958; Parks 2004, p. 188).

Murine and human myoblasts have been shown to lose the ability to undergo skeletal muscle differentiation when Notch3 is activated; conversely Notch3 downregulation preserves this differentiation potential.

Conversely, H3K9me3 immunoreactivity was relatively preserved in DIPG (H = 180) and not significantly different from extrapontine GBM (adult GBM H = 140, pediatric GBM H = 170, p > 0.05, Kruskal-Wallis test of multiple comparisons).

Conversely, functionally important introns will tend to be preserved in all genes, perhaps even more so in essential genes in cases where the function of the intron involves regulation of the gene in which it resides.

Conversely, images with a fine-grained texture are better preserved with non-local means denoising, a patch-based algorithm [10] (see Fig. 5a).

Conversely, when all free thiols are efficiently alkylated, Ero1β-WT is preserved as a single redox species visible on SDS PAGE gels.

Conversely, the number of memory B cells and T cell is preserved after belimumab therapy indicating that these cells are independent of BAFF for survival [ 37].