Sentence examples for in which conversely from inspiring English sources

This makes Rasch analysis different from CTT, the most widely used measurement model in health sciences in the last century, in which conversely a respondent's observed score depends on the number and difficulty of the items in the test.

Thus, we proposed that the instability of oriC6- and oriC7-containing ARS plasmids might reflect the unstable nature of the minichromosomes in Haloarcula species, which conversely forced the variation of their bearing replication origins, suggesting an association between the evolution of extrachromosomal replicons and the bearing replication origins.

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At the protein level by immunohistochemisty, we showed significantly less nuclear p21 immunostaining at baseline in rAd.A20 treated livers, as compared to rAd.βgal treated controls, which conversely translated in significant increase of proliferating hepatocytes, as indicated by the number of Ki67 positive cells in rAd.A20, as compared to rAd.βgal treated livers, 48 hrs after resection (Fig. 6B).

Active matrix metalloproteinase-9 was significantly higher in tumor necrosis factor-stimulated tissues, which conversely were not changed after interleukin-1 or interleukin-6 stimulation.

Moreover, AS-OCT did not identify microcysts and collections of multiloculated fluid cavities within the bleb wall above the plate of the valves, which, conversely, are common in trabeculectomy [ 27, 31].

Vitamin A deficiency lowers the expression of RAR-ß, which conversely is induced in most cells by RA (DeLuca, 1991), but it is not known whether vitamin A overload affects the expression of any RARs or RXRs.

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It is therefore essential to understand the broader social, political, historical, physical, spiritual and psychological worlds in which health and conversely, illness, is constructed and experienced to better understand the health and social disadvantage of Aboriginal people.

If Blue Mountain knew which local markets it excels in, and conversely, in which markets it was weak, it could turn this information into a strategic planning tool.