Sentence examples for the reverse outcome from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama has some chance of winning the Electoral College despite losing the popular vote — but the reverse outcome is less likely.

Nevertheless, the possibility of vascular mimicry rather than true vascular differentiation cannot be excluded because the reverse outcome (endothelial tumors to hematopoietic cells) has not been documented.

This was taken as evidence of hormesis primacy over threshold responses, as the reverse outcome requires the A/ B ratio be about 1, from a random distribution of dosing points above and below control responses.

The reverse outcome was observed with bent dialkinylketone guest 5 (see Supporting Information for synthesis and characterization of 5): it was encapsulated in the congruent host III but not in the linear capsule 1.2 8.1 (for spectra see Figure SI23).

(As in logistic regression, obtaining the odds ratios for the reverse outcome (in this case a more satisfactory ARCP outcome) is achieved by dividing 1 by the original odds ratios).

Patients who received HFRT showed the reverse outcomes with or without short ADT.

The 59 ATA-positive patients appeared to be associated with the DR7 allele, whilst a negative association was observed in the case of the DR3 allele (Table 1), revealing a reverse outcome from the one noticed in MG patients with thymus hyperplasia and in ATA-negative patients who were associated with DR3 (Table 1), as well [ 9].

They beat Australia in the showdown, reversing the outcome of the corresponding final at the world championships in March.

Instead, the Red Sox' two runs off the Giants ace Christy Mathewson in the bottom of the inning reversed the outcome.

These reactions reflect in part a legitimate concern that heavy-handed lobbying of the superdelegates might reverse the outcome of the contest for pledged delegates in the primaries and caucuses.

This win on equal protection, but not on Title IX, represents the reverse of the outcomes of the North Carolina case, indicating that, as the Title IX arguments grow weaker without the federal government's supporting interpretation, constitutional arguments may well rise up to accomplish the same protection for transgender people.