Sentence examples for conversely suggest from inspiring English sources

Other studies conversely suggest increased mortality with under-resuscitation with fluids [ 14, 42].

However, our findings conversely suggest that additional sources of pork may be responsible for further cases of human G3 HEV acute hepatitis clustering outside UK pig sequences.

Our data and other reports indicated that increased FAS expression in tumour cells is important for ER function; and conversely, suggest a role for ER stress in the antitumour effects of FAS inhibitors.

Our results support this previous observation concerning the c-MYC promoter and, conversely, suggest that MBP-1 represses ERBB2 gene transcription by recruiting the HDAC1 protein to its promoter.

Hypotheses for intrinsic causes suggest that speciation or extinction events directly influence the average rate of molecular evolution for a clade, or conversely, suggest that rates of molecular evolution directly influence speciation or extinction events (Hypotheses 2 and 3, Table 1).

His post-Clinton administration work on corporate boards, conversely, suggests someone who's unlikely to start aggressively prosecuting financial fraud or ramp up antitrust enforcement.

These experiments demonstrate that blue light does not activate neurons and conversely suggests that it could directly act on other cells involved in neurovascular coupling or in the regulation of vascular tone, i.e. astrocytes, pericytes or SMCs.

Many studies suggest that the toxicity is due to oxalate accumulation, but others have conversely suggested that toxicity results from effects of metabolites such as glycolaldehyde or glyoxylic acid on proximal tubule cells.

Earlier studies in an insect experimental preparation had conversely suggested that oxaliplatin preferentially affected the persistent Na+ current [11].

The Oto-mediated ER retention of Wnt1/3a we have observed supports the conclusion that Oto acts to retard Wnt secretion, and conversely suggests that reduced oto expression could lead to premature or excessive Wnt secretion.

However, it has been conversely suggested that increased protein intake may increase incidence of diseases, such as cancer, and thus impact negatively on longevity (Renehan et al., 2004).