Sentence examples similar to conversely signifying from inspiring English sources

Conversely, static disorder signifies the different atomic positions in a particular protein molecule [ 65].

Conversely, we did not detect hPrP90-231 aggregates not colocalized with DiI, signifying that hPrP90-231 does not diffuse through the plasma membrane to aggregate into the cytosol.

Thus, aggradation or climbing progradation may indicate an increase of outflow at the spring, progradation with toplap is due to a stable base level and, conversely, dowlapping progradation may signify that the base level was gradually dropping.

Conversely, in the absence of such inhibition, glucosuria indicates a spillover of glucose from the blood to the urine, signifying elevated plasma glucose and potential for target organ damage.

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Sound and fury signifying nothing.

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Conversely, the expression of lineage markers characteristic for all three germ-layers (ectoderm: Fgf5, mesoderm: brachyury, endoderm: FoxA2) and trophectoderm (Cdx2) were strongly upregulated, signifying differentiation of the cells (Fig. 3F).

Signifier and signified.

Conversely, the qualifier in "immuno-therapy" or "immuno-modulation" signifies integration into medical practice, coming full circle to the origin of immunology as the science of vaccination.