The phrase "a conversely" is not correct and usable in written English.
The word "conversely" is an adverb and should not be preceded by the article "a."
Example: "The results were positive; conversely, the control group showed no change."
Alternatives: "on the other hand" or "in contrast".
In particular, most low-grade tumors that displayed features of luminal A, conversely poorly differentiated were mainly luminal B and HER2 positive nonluminal subtypes (P = 0.000).
The risk of nonresponse (SD+PD) among Group B patients was about four times (odds ration: 3.902; 95% CI: 1.032 14.75) that of Group A; conversely, age, gender, PS, histology or number of involved sites had no significant effect on the risk of nonresponse.
The internet in the book is often seen as a conversely destructive force.
At His there is a conversely effect.
Our afternoon really got to a start bouncing between the Trinidad-informed wobbles of Jus Now and a conversely cool and pulsing session from Erol Alkan.
In his AllMusic article on the song, Lindsay Planer views it as "somewhat of a sacred rocker" with "ample lead guitar", and comments that Harrison's lyrics "cleverly [draw] upon an array of disparate imagery to convey a conversely simple spiritual revelation".
SL-1 and SL-A, conversely, did not induce a similar pattern of pro-inflammatory gene expression in hiDCs like P3K; instead, SL-1 and SL-A stimulated the upregulation of a unique set of transcripts with 24% concordance in genes upregulated in both SL-1 and SL-A treated hiDCs.
A mutation, conversely, is a permanent change of the DNA sequence following an exposure or event.
In more severely affected patients with a serum methylmalonic acid of 2000 micromolar or greater, serum creatinine rises faster with age [ Figure S1(a)]; conversely, MMAs vs. age has a greater slope when correlated with eGFR creatinine greater than 60 mL/min/1.73m [ Figure S1(b)].
If B fights and A quits, then conversely, A gets nothing and Player B gets the prize.
In other words: What breeds a leader and, conversely, a follower?
