Sentence examples for has a converse from inspiring English sources

Yet the question asked by Brecht has a converse.

Riddell also has a converse.

Moreover, the stator slot openings parameter has a converse impact on both power losses.

Especially the composite with 30 vol% of NiFe2O4 has a converse ME coefficient approximately two times larger than the previously reported one for BaTiO3-CoFe2O4 composites.

As shown in Fig. 5a, b, for the same pipe size, the angle of α increases with the increment of incoming velocity; the angle β, however, has a converse trend which decreases as the velocity increase.

The authors describe an interesting and quite extensive set of experiments showing that Golf supports AC5 protein expression, likely by increasing protein stability, and that AC5 has a converse effect on Golf abundance.

That will also have a converse effect.

SOC and SBD had a converse effect and clustered along the first axis explaining 50.42% of the total variance, and SMBN and pH along the second axis comprising 20.02% of the total variance.

Thus, MIR394 over-expressing plants were hypersensitive to ABA, whereas 35S::m5LCR plants had a converse phenotype with ABA.

In lung cancer, Notch1 was known to suppress tumour proliferation under normoxia, but in hypoxia, it had a converse role in tumour promotion (Chen et al, 2007).

The arguments in the preceding paragraph relating small changes in ν(C≡O) to conformational variation among complexes of the same ligand set have a converse, namely, that invariant frequencies are indicators of highly similar coordination and conformation.