Sentences with phrase «way round»

But what if it's the other way round?

It's easy to think it's the other way round, since if insulin is bad, then you want your cells to be resistant to it right?

Isn't it supposed to be the other way round?

I control my food and my life, not the other way round.

The researchers have found yet another peculiarity of Venus» upper atmosphere: early in the morning it is warmer than in the evening, while it should be the other way round.

«To be fair, the authors seem aware that the obvious explanation of their finding is that kids who try smoking are the same kids who also try vaping and the other way round, whatever their friends are doing.

However, in this study the researchers tested whether it could also work the other way round: i.e. could genetic factors that promote faster biological ageing predict an increased risk for depression?

It could even be the other way round — maybe the parents of toddlers who already sleep less are more likely to let their children use touchscreens, to keep them occupied or even with the thought that it might calm the toddlers.

I am not sure it yet provides solid evidence that peripheral inflammation causes brain shrinkage as the researchers did not measure inflammation before brain shrinkage, so it is not clear which way round these changes occurred.

Fortunately, we've found a way round this to allow us to commit the precursor cells to become the right dopamine cells without the other cells appearing after grafting.»

It's not necessarily a comfortable reconceptualization — but looking at risk from this new angle does pave the way for technologies that benefit many people and disadvantage few, rather than the other way round.

Then in 1992 a group at the Debye Institute in Utrecht in the Netherlands and ourselves at Malvern independently reported a way round this problem using a different electrolytic system that does not oxidise the silicon skeleton.

When a key is pressed, a virtual keyboard appears the right way round on the device's screen, highlighting which key has been pressed.

Put the other way round, two or three warmer winters in a row could be due to unforced variability rather than global warming, just as two or three high scores in pinball do not necessarily mean the table is tilted.

And higher levels of salt in the urine may reflect greater disease activity rather than the other way round, the authors point out.

In most species males compete for access to females, but in these insects things may be the other way round — because males are a good source of food.

It is more the other way round with vehicles.

Gagliano says, «But let's look the other way round — they do it.

«We feel it is probably a better system to put the charges on the authors than the other way round,» says Peter Newmark, editorial director at BioMed Central, a commercial publisher from the U.K..

This possibility should not be overlooked, but the more important point is that it is better to move the energy to the vaccine rather than the other way round.

IN July 1999, two heavily armed cargo ships began carrying 225 kilograms of plutonium - containing fuel rods half way round the world, from Britain to Japan.

Celia Berrell has it the wrong way round when she says she will have finished with her body when she...

Celia Berrell has it the wrong way round when she says she will have finished with her body when she dies (17 May, p 30).

Here it is the other way round,» says Frieder Mugele, an expert in electrowetting from the University of Twente, the Netherlands, who was not involved with the work.

In contrast, Neptune and Pluto have travelled only part of the way round the Sun since their discovery.

THE Wrigley Company of Chicago believes it has found a way round the US government's ban on adding caffeine to chewing gum or sweets without the products being classified as drugs.

Any day now, if all goes to plan, proton beams will start racing all the way round the ring deep beneath CERN, the LHC's home on the outskirts of Geneva, Switzerland.

Nicolas Boulanger, French program officer at Quebec's Ministry of International Relations, says that a convention was signed between the association for Quebec universities and their equivalent in France that allows Ph.D. students in essence to graduate from both their Quebec and partner university in France, as well as the other way round.

Space - time and gravity may emerge from quantum effects, not the other way round

But in the rod cells of nocturnal mammals, it's the other way round.

With trees it was the other way round.

Although professors in Germany seem to hide themselves away in their offices with a secretary outside as a gatekeeper, here it seems to be the other way round: Most lecturers keep their office doors wide open to invite you in whenever you have a problem or a question.

While we find stronger evidence that schizophrenia risk predicts cannabis use, rather than the other way round, it doesn't rule out a causal risk of cannabis use on schizophrenia.

What if this is the wrong way round, asks psychologist Claire Gillan

You've got it completely the wrong way round.

While it is nice to have the momentum behind our campaign (and goodness knows I prefer the polls this way round!)

We're the ones who are supposed to tell you the news, not the other way round.

Now as I look back I see that it was all the other way round.

But isn't the current debate the wrong way round?

The Birmingham MP Liam Byrne added that Jowell had one of the «best political satnavs in the business», adding: «She knew that if you hit a road block, you hadn't reached the end of the road, you just had to find your way round it.»

It was Rebekah who brought him closer to Charlie, not the other way round.»

That is important, because from my vast experience in this job I am absolutely clear about this: the Chancellor says that the deficit was wrong and that his emergency Budget measures were unavoidable, but I believe that it is the other way round.

That is completely the wrong way round.

But the time factor works the other way round as well.

But they might be happy to do it the other way round, as Labour MP Frank Field made clear with an attack on Hillary Benn.

Trotsky was indeed identified as Leninist and was very close to Lenin's ideology, with the exception of their quarrel on the way socialism should be established, first internationally and then to each country (Trotsky) or the other way round (Lenin - Stalin).

On the idea that the App would help Ghanaians to develop their own unique address code, Mr Mortey said, that itself was a sign of total failure of the government, stating that, «it is the duty of the government to provide address and code to the citizens and not the other way round.»

«Though governance is a major challenge that swings from good to bad and sometimes the other way round, but Governor Aregbesola remained one of the few leaders that have taken the bull by the horn in pursuing good governance and exceptional leadership to the people.

They have got the entire enterprise the wrong way round.

Ambode who described governance as a major challenge swinging from good to bad and sometimes the other way round, said Governor Aregbesola has proven to the world the extreme commitment required from any public officer and political office holders.