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Conversely, sensitive to freezing 4 (sfr4) mutants exhibited an impaired freezing tolerance response due to a reduced accumulation of sugar levels at low temperature relative to the wild type [ 39, 40].

Not only performers but creative people of all types tend to be acutely sensitive, and conversely, sensitive people are often quite creative.

Conversely, sensitive cells acquired P-gp activity and, thus, developed progressively positive growth rates during the treatment phases.

Conversely, L26 was most sensitive to changes in tissue processing (Williams et al. 1997 ).

Conversely, the cell lines sensitive to TRAIL/SMAC-mimetic were less sensitive to Bortezomib/SMAC-mimetic combination.

Conversely, because alpha is sensitive to the length of the instrument, a long scale may have a high value even in the absence of homogeneity.

Conversely, long ROH are sensitive to recent population changes (Bosse et al., 2012) and their presence suggests that groups of inbred individuals are likely to be present in the island.

Conversely, TiO2-based DSSCs are typically less sensitive to prolonged sensitization times because of the higher chemical stability of TiO2[32 34].

Conversely, all the mutants appear sensitive to paromomycin implying an altered miscoding of sense codons [27] (Figure 4D).

Conversely, hematopoietic stem cells are sensitive to ROS levels and higher levels limit their lifespan (Ito et al., 2006).

Clonogenic survival assays demonstrate that CH-01 (1) had little or no effect on cells in normal oxygen conditions; conversely, hypoxic cells were extremely sensitive to CH-01.