They are to be default-accepted for those who participate in these historical inquiries, serving to confirm a historical chain's accuracy, rather than conversely (Coady 1992; Traiger 1993; Elgin 2010).
Within a spacer group, the ITS2 sequences and their secondary structures were easily aligned and rather similar; conversely, between spacer groups, the sequences and secondary structures were highly variable, i.e. they could be aligned with confidence only for a few short segments.
Conversely, rather than imposing a network structure to match spiking outputs, we might wish to work backwards.
Conversely, rather than protecting young women, sex-segregated schools remove the opportunity for young people to talk about sexual respect and consent in mixed environments.
Conversely, rather than increasing RV overload by fluids, norepinephrine infusion has been reported as very efficient to support the right ventricle and to increase the cardiac output when the blood pressure is low [23, 24].
Conversely, rather than acquiring new genes, Casuarina strains have discarded genes to reduce genome size, suggesting an evolutionary orientation towards existence as specialist symbionts.
Conversely, rather than generate phenotypic variability (e.g., expression noise), some TRs may in fact function to stabilize or repress variation in gene expression.
Conversely, rather than disrupting the fibril structure, exposed residues can be targeted by compounds that inhibit interactions of fibrils with HIV or the cell surface.
Myers, conversely, would rather talk about Miller's 86 grade-point average than his quickness off the dribble.
But medieval logicians regarded such cases as problematic because they require us to assign different truth values to propositions that are semantically exactly alike; there is no reason to pick a as the true proposition rather than b or conversely.
