Conversely, rising levels of CK18 were associated with a shorter OS.
Conversely, rising heat and, in some places, additional weather extremes like drought and heavy rains threaten to reduce yields.
Conversely, rising capital productivity enhances the incomes of those who own capital or intellectual property, and those who are complemented by the new capital (e.g., software engineers, financiers, doctors, researchers).
Conversely, a rise in investment or an increase in consumer spending will tend to stimulate the economy.
Conversely, the rise in hippocampal ACh efflux induced by the presentation of an aversive stimulus does not occur if this stimulus was previously presented as being nonaversive.
14 Conversely, the rise in glitch rate in the active group may represent a Hawthorne effect which faded with time, resulting in better glitch scores before than after the intervention.
Conversely, a rise in mean haemoglobin levels has been experienced in patients receiving non-AZT regimens [ 23] and after a long term use of successful treatment combinations with or without AZT [ 21, 25, 26].
The chapter on China contained other slightly surprising findings, such as the fact that rising pollution and falling social trust did not explain the overall trend in happiness — nor, conversely, did rising life expectancy.
Conversely, [Ca2+]i rises are the result of an influx across the plasma membrane via store-operated Ca2+ channels (SOCCs), voltage-gated Ca2+ channels (VGCCs), ionotropic glutamate receptors (N-Methyl-D-Aspartic acid receptors, NMDARs; α-amino-3-hydroxyl-5-methyl-4-isoxazole-propionate, AMPARs) or the release from intracellular stores.
