Sentence examples for may be conversely from inspiring English sources

In parallel with the expression level of CaBP-9k, mRNA decreased in extra-embryonic membrane, treatment with OP (400 and 600 mg/kg) resulted in a significant decrease of CaBP-9k protein in this tissue, suggesting that both CaBP-9k mRNA and protein may be conversely regulated by OP in extra-embryonic membrane when compared to other tissues.

But what's nerve-racking for us may well be conversely entertaining for you, on the other side of the computer screen.

Coerced confessions may be true; conversely, innocent people sometimes confess to acts they did not commit, even without prompting.

However, if bi-parental inbreeding is occurring, selfing rates derived using this formula may be overestimated; conversely, if selection operates against homozygous genotypes, the selfing rate may be underestimated.

She is looking for signs that their legs may be correcting, or conversely, becoming more curved.

It appears that this relatively simple estimate of chemosensitivity may identify a group of particularly good-risk patients in whom drugs associated with late morbidity such as anthracyclines may be reduced and conversely a higher risk group in whom further intensification of treatment would be justified.

This is not a perfect measure, because a background check may not be followed by a sale or, conversely, may be the prelude to the purchase of multiple guns.

In our opinion, this is due, in part, to the fact that some complex approaches seek to reduce the role of the developer in the (automated) composition process, while even trying to replace him/her altogether; other simpler approaches, conversely, may be too dependent on the developer, requiring constant feedback in order to find solutions.

Marked increases in TCA and GCA, conversely, may be markers of biliary injury.

Hence important differences may be missed with MD; conversely, small ORs are unlikely to yield large MDs because methods based on OR model skewed data well.

Conversely, someone may be ill but never diagnosed.