It should be noted that, if the shielding methods analyzed in this paper are conversely used to protect code in normal apps, they could be used to act on the apps' weaknesses.
As regards the inverse relationship between miR-21 and PDCD4 expression, our results were consistent with Asangani et al.'s [ 17] previous claim that miR-21 was conversely correlated with PDCD4 using a large panel of colorectal cell lines, as many as 10 different colorectal cell lines.
Therefore, we must be diligent in our compliance with established norms regulating IP, which are conversely the legal tool we can use to enforce persistent "openness".
Conversely, using h>1 is more effective in finding a near-optimum state at the cost of low convergence if the chain is attracted by a local peak.
If an expression is regarded as generic, it can't be used as a trademark, and conversely, using a trademark generically (e.g., Coke for cola) is a misuse of the word.
Conversely, using cooling devices is highly protective [ 36, 37], however usage is expensive and we found the high cost of power to be a common barrier mentioned in narratives from Adelaide and Sydney.
When improved survival rates for pemetrexed are applied using the lower 95% CIs of the survival hazard ratio, the ICER is significantly reduced to €48911 whilst, conversely, using the upper limits of the hazard ratio increased the ICER to €707688.
Progesterone receptor expression, conversely, is internationally used (SIGN, 2007; Hammond et al, 2010), is subject to rigorous quality assurance and has well-defined parameters for assessment as a result of the work carried out to ensure the validity of ER assessment in guiding endocrine therapy.
At the same time this information may conversely be used to select patients for whom the risk of adverse effects may be higher [ 1, 2].
These braid renderings can then conversely be used to find these maps between sets or vector spaces.
Conversely, initiation is commonly used to refer to the signal transduction events that activate executioner mechanisms.
