Sentence examples for conversely the application of from inspiring English sources

Conversely, the application of electromagnetic radiation of frequency ν to a molecule in energy state Ehi can result in the emission of additional radiation of frequency ν as the molecule undergoes a transition to state Elo.

Conversely, the application of co-compost decreased total N content particularly with increasing amount of leaf litter irrespectively of the soil type (Table 3).

Conversely, the application of only N fertilizer and N fertilizer + biochar significantly increased net nitrification rate and the abundance of AOB rather than AOA, and only AOB abundance was significantly correlated with soil net nitrification rate.

Conversely, the application of antiprotein-C antibodies produces higher sensitivity towards defined endotoxin stimuli and increases mortality [ 12].

Conversely, the application of a recombinant Swollenin from T. reesei resulted in a decrease in the crystallinity of filter paper, alpha-cellulose and Avicel when measured by powder X-ray diffraction [ 17].

Malhi et al. [22] surmised that the concentration of nitrate residue in soils was boosted by nitrogen application and could leach into the 90-cm soil profile; conversely, by controlling the application of nitrogen, having no tillage and performing straw returning, this could control the accumulation of nitrogen in the soil profile.

Conversely, in ARDSexp the application of PEEP caused a reduction of the elastance of the total respiratory system, mainly due to a reduction in lung elastance and chest wall elastance.

Conversely, in the absence of the application of standards such as those developed under the Kevany Riposte, threats to diplomacy and international relations may occur.

Conversely, the sudden application of a fixed deformation to such a material produces initial stresses that can be very large; these stresses then slowly relax to a steady-state value as the material accommodates itself to the applied deformation.

As observed in other plant systems, apical dominance in saffron was released by excision of the apical bud, which was the main source of auxin among the tested organs and tissues, and conversely, apical dominance was maintained by the application of auxin to the cut surface of the decapitated corm.

Conversely N, Zn, Fe, Cu and Cd contents in spinach declined with the application of manure amendment co-composted with increasing amount of leaf litter.