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By principally modulating glucose pathways, LXRα functionally enhanced the capacity for myocardial glucose uptake, which was conversely impaired in hypertrophic hearts deficient for LXRα.
Notably, the microarray analysis showed up-regulation of hypothetical gene VDAG_03287, which was, conversely, down-regulated in the RNA-seq analysis (Table 2).
On the other hand, these limitations should have expectedly led to underestimate the genetic heterogeneity of the isolates under study which was conversely higher than that reported in more consistent MTBC collections of isolates [ 6, 7].
This beam type has particular interest since its flat shape limit is a laminate layer which is conversely the compact limit of infinite such beam planar alignments.
This specific feature allows us to avoid the model dependent correction for the atomic and molecular final states, which are conversely applied in the electron impulse beta spectroscopy of Tritium.
Despite its deft doughnut-making capabilities, Krispy Kreme has always served pretty mediocre coffee especially compared with competitor Dunkin' Donuts, which is conversely hailed more for its cup of Joe than its fried dough.
*Political capital should not be confused with our political capital, Canberra, which is conversely the least powerful, entirely quantifiable and largely factual force in politics.
Further, the New Age movement shows little interest in magic and witchcraft, which are conversely core interests of many Pagan religions, such as Wicca.
Lymphatic and hematogenous metastases in thymoma are a rare event which is conversely more frequently observed in thymic carcinomas [ 4].
Moreover, in spleen there was a depression of two genes considered to be markers for dendritic cells, CD83 and CD209, which were, conversely, up-regulated in pyloric caeca.
Therefore, we must be diligent in our compliance with established norms regulating IP, which are conversely the legal tool we can use to enforce persistent "openness".
