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However, the software footprint about PRESENT is conversely slightly higher.

Conversely, slightly differentiated chlorophyllic structures were clearly perceived after three months culture on the same medium.

The C-ELISA also has a lower Se posterior mean estimate (92.6%) but the Sp is conversely slightly higher (96.1%).

The latter seemed to have slightly less severe communication impairment and, conversely, slightly more restrictions at the activity level of measurement, although there were missing data from those who declined.

Conversely, the slightly more popular LadyBoners features a litany of sexy male celebrities— fully clothed, mostly, but sometimes shirtless.

Nevertheless, though such similarity might affect the quantification of mature miRNAs, the combined evaluation of stem loops (that conversely are slightly different) allows for avoiding this phenomenon.

There was a trend for the IgG-AGE amounts to increase in the spondylarthropathy group and, conversely, fall slightly in the RA group at the second visit.

Conversely, a slightly lower incidence of AEs was reported in canakinumab-treated patients compared with placebo under the SOCs of cardiac disorders (except low-dose group) and skin and subcutaneous tissue disorders (except medium-dose group).

Conversely, hexamethonium slightly decreased HR in the presence of dofetilide during the first 4 h when compared with dofetilide alone, that is when the incidence of arrhythmias is already high with dofetilide (Supporting Information Fig. S7).

Conversely, a slightly higher percentage of Blacks hosted (30.2%) a Superfund facility than those not hosting (28.8%) while their White counterparts had more equivalent values (66.7% and 67.8%, respectively).

Conversely, GRAMMAR was slightly less conservative for the human data than for the pig data.