In this case, conversely, the coefficients are fixed and determined by the experimental setup, do not try to enforce any statistical property on the results but have a precise physical meaning.
In this case, conversely, B reached zero before the entire strip was egested.
In this case, conversely to point 7 above, lack of used applicators did not necessarily mean that gel was not used during sex.
In these cases, conversely even few cells detected on light microscope may be sufficient for a definitive diagnosis, therefore other ancillary techniques had to be used.
In our case, conversely, the timescales of the spreading process and of the network dynamics are well separated, which explains why static representations yield results that are similar to the time-resolved representations like DYN.
In the Clinton case, conversely, Democrats stuck together and voted en masse against the House impeachment, and Republicans were unable to secure a conviction on the basis of just their own party's votes in the Senate.
Conversely, in this case study trucks move loaded containers to import customers and drivers wait for the empty containers, while unpacking operations are performed.
Simulations show that failure to account for non-ignorable clustering in trial analyses can lead to type I error rates over 20% in certain cases; conversely, adjusting for the clustering in the trial analysis gave correct type I error rates.
Although several pandemic (H1N1) 2009 viral strains sharing this mutation were detected in fatal cases, the same mutation also was detected in some mild cases; conversely, viruses from numerous fatal cases have not shown the same mutation.
And despite the fact that A/H1N1pdm HA D222E/G (and N) variant viruses have been detected in fatal cases, the same mutation also has been detected globally in mild A/H1N1pdm cases; conversely, viruses from numerous fatal cases lack the mutation.
Conversely, some flowers, like the showy, fragrant orchid Stanhopea embreei, native to Ecuador, are pollinated only by a single species of bee, in this case Eulaema bomboides.
