Conversely, whole-cell tests revealed flooding in the ALD catalyst produced on functionalized carbon.
Conversely, whole-log average wood density for the stand growing at a site in Southland was 325 kg m−3 at the same age.
Conversely, whole-canopy transpiration (Ec), was approximately 50% of single-leaf transpiration (El) likely due to high air temperature and VPDleaf-air and increased leaf fan speed in the LI-6200 leaf chamber (single leaf) compared to the whole canopy chamber.
Conversely, the whole exhaust steam flow rate has to be sent only to the air condenser when the district heating water request is very large, i.e. in coldest months.
(Conversely, with whole cuts of beef, bacteria are more likely to be present on the outside of the meat, and therefore killed during cooking).
Conversely, the whole bacterial gene expression in the donor A blood sample was different from the gene expression in the seven other blood samples, both after 30 and 90 min of incubation (Fig. 2).
Not only has it helped to reduce significantly the production of drugs, but it has also, conversely, destroyed whole sectors of European horticulture and fisheries.
Conversely, the whole extracellular domain is the least conserved part of the receptor, even when compared among teleosts (55 to 58% similarity).
Conversely, connecting whole-cell and single-channel patch-clamp simulations, the Boltzmann functions, can be related to exponentially voltage dependent probability factors of ion channel transition rates.
Conversely, on the whole, the prevalence of HBV in our study population was slightly higher than that of HCV (1.81% vs. 1.58%).
Conversely, insulin raised whole-body FDG and glucose disposal rates and increased transmembranous transport of FDG and, by inference, glucose into myocardium and skeletal muscle.
