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They have, however, overlaid very distinct priorities onto this framework: some prioritize highly irreplaceable or vulnerable areas while others, conversely, favor areas with low levels of vulnerability [14].
Some parents found no information that seemed relevant to them while others, conversely, 'got lost' in a bewildering excess of information.
Previous studies had proposed NF-κB signalling as a proliferative message, as well as others conversely implicating NF-κB signalling in growth arrest.
In that sense, a conviction could serve as a warning to other practitioners; conversely, an acquittal might discourage other prosecutors from trying cases.
When we pursue education, we improve ourselves both "economically" and "culturally" (and in other ways); conversely, there's nothing distinctly and intrinsically "economic" or "cultural" about the problems that afflict poor communities, such as widespread drug addiction or divorce.
Other studies conversely suggest increased mortality with under-resuscitation with fluids [ 14, 42].
With so many strands and multiple venues, choosing to see one film comes at the cost of missing three or four others; but conversely, you can follow the labyrinthine schedule on a choose-your-own adventure path through cinema history.
"Historically a certain anxiety of influence has existed in the art world — artists are afraid of being overly impacted by the work of others, and conversely, they also fear their own ideas might be appropriated and usurped.
Others say, conversely, that the city's once cutthroat streets have morphed into Disneyland, and not "Disneyland" as metaphor but LITERAL Disneyland, mouse ears and all.
