Sentence examples for process conversely from inspiring English sources

SINATRA LIFTS SPIRITS If the devastation wrought by Hurricane Sandy was humbling, the recovery process, conversely, especially in places like Staten Island, often requires a little swagger, a little confidence, a little defiance.

When NEETs are looking for a job, the focus has to be directed to the labour market and the educational process; conversely, for the inactive, in addition to the educational process, other social factors assume a crucial role.

In summary, when oxidatively damaged lesions to G are formed in 4-track G4s, such as VEGF-4, the resulting structures prevent the BER process; conversely, rolling the "spare tire" domain into the damaged G4 (i.e., VEGF-5) provides a new structure allowing initiation of BER.

In particular, usefulness may be seen as an early measure of the possible impact of design feedback; design feedback that is not seen as useful will not have any impact on the subsequent design process and, conversely, design feedback seen as useful is likely to have an impact if this is feasible within the practical constraints of the design process.

Thus the decay of Factor1 in the first portion of the graph of (Figure 4 (bottom panel)) (Pearson r between Factor1 and Frame equal to −0.77 for the first 60 Frames) can be interpreted as an index of the progressive elimination of both contacts and secondary structure in the unfolding process (and conversely their formation during the hypothetical folding process).

Disturbance in the process could conversely result in amplification of bystander inflammatory events [ 33].

Distinct immune infiltrates can either impair the metastatic process or conversely, assist in the seeding, colonization and growth of disseminated cancer cells.

In this model, interaction is defined as actions undertaken by policy makers during the research process, and conversely by researchers during the policy process, in order to influence these processes.

Bulk tissue stiffness has been correlated with regulation of cellular processes and conversely cells have been shown to remodel their pericellular tissue according to a complex feedback mechanism critical to development, homeostasis, and disease.

Selectivity has resulted in the existence of highly conserved molecular processes; whilst conversely and interestingly, some metabolic pathways cannot be traced back to any specific origin owing to their occuring in only a few recent organisms.

The phenomenological Equations (2) confirmed that the duration of ML phenomenon increases with ρK value which characterizes the scattering processes and, conversely, decreases with it ml value for negative charge which is transferred in the incident electron flow through the surface layers.