Conversely, playing slowly may be unethical: it can deceive an opponent into believing that there is something to think about when there is not.
Gore, conversely, played two roles, at least in the early years, both of which were quite useful to Clinton.
The stroma may lead to morphologic changes that manifest as tumors through a stromal reaction or perturbation of epithelium [ 4] or, conversely, may play an initial landscaping role in tumorigenesis independent of epithelial neoplastic alterations [ 5].
FDG-PET/CT, used in combination with conventional methods, may have limited value in the diagnosis of uncomplicated cases of acute osteomyelitis; conversely, it may play an important role in patients with chronic osteomyelitis, particularly those with previously documented osteomyelitis and suspected recurrence, or presenting with symptoms of osteomyelitis for more than 6 weeks.
It may, conversely, put you on edge.
Both of these may, conversely, be reasons why Obama finds him an attractive choice.
Kotengu may conversely be depicted as more bird-like.
Conversely, BioTop itself may also play the role of an upper ontology when linked to the Cell Ontology (CO) or the GO.
6 17 Conversely, facility design may also play a key role in mitigating some of the hostile aspects of the ICU environment.
Conversely, contemporary evolution may play a major role that until recently has gone largely undetected in biological control.
