Aggrecanolysis may thus be regulated by access to the meniscal vascular supply or, conversely, serve to regulate vascular persistence in the meniscus.
Conversely, MyoD served as a positive control for MeDIP and a negative control for H3AcK9/14 ChIP.
Conversely, patients served by the CBCC, living at greater distance from a cancer centre, with lower MHI and education levels experienced longer waits.
Conversely, culture serves to either constrain or enhance the performance of leaders.
In Italian, conversely, ch serves to distinguish the /k/ sound, followed by e, from the /ch/ sound (compare che /ke/ 'that, who' with c'è /che/ 'there is').
Such schemes more or less clearly assume the superiority of the religions that were ranked higher (i.e., later and more complex); or, conversely, they serve as a subtle attack on all religion by demonstrating that its origins lie in some of humanity's basest superstitions, believed to come from an early, crude stage.
Based on direct experiences spanning more than a decade in the Tibetan Plateau region, both observing and assisting community-based wildlife conservation initiatives, the most promising approach to engage local support for conservation (or conversely, to serve and support community conservation initiatives) appears to be that which is now often referred to as 'collaborative management'.
Conversely, tph-1 outputs served a major encoding role in the system, but its regulatory effect decreased the dynamic range of transcriptional responses and limited the encoding accuracy of the system in wildtype animals.
Conversely, grave markers serve a discrete semiotic purpose: to memorialize -- nothing else that I'm aware of.
Google's maxim, Don't Be Evil, should, conversely and ironically, serve as an admonition not only to itself but the NSA, GCHQ and all the other "intelligence -gathering agencintelligence -gatheringordinagenciesle's inthatsic right to privare.
