Sentence examples for and conversely of from inspiring English sources

There are several dangers of importing arguments about politics into arguments about science and, conversely, of using phrases such as "as demanded by the science".

This question of state government's recent origins, and, conversely, of its long failure to originate throughout most of human history, is a fundamental concern for social scientists.

SARAH GREEN: And conversely, of course, as work life become seen as more about generalize leadership skill, that's going to benefit women, too.

There were cases of chiefs being captured and enslaved for their talents and, conversely, of slaves celebrated as artists.

Quartz has the useful properties of changing its dimensions slightly if an electric field is applied to it and, conversely, of producing a small electrical voltage when pressure is applied (the piezoelectric effect).

I would have thought that monetization, both because it is an alternative to fiscal policy and because a stronger economy would increase revenues, would help reduce the size of prospective government deficits - and conversely, of course, it is the dangerous size of those deficits that makes monetization now the last, best option for avoiding depression.

Kosaka et al. found that overexpression of nSMase2 increased the number of exosomal miRNAs, and conversely inhibition of nSMase2 expression reduced the number of exosomal miRNAs [22].

What we find most interesting are the pockets of distress in areas of affluence and, conversely, pockets of low distress amongst areas with relatively high deprivation.

A lack of n-3 PUFAs in the diet of children and, conversely, feeding of n-3 PUFA to pregnant women and mothers may influence cognitive abilities in the offspring [ 14- 20], and potentially affect the prevalence of ADHD [ 21- 23].

Therefore, it is possible that SK1/S1P/S1PR2 signalling might inhibit Brms1 expression through activation of NF-κB, and conversely, inhibition of SK1/S1P induces Brms1 via alterations of p65/RelA phosphorylation.

Interestingly, the authors show that activation of STAT3 leads to repression of E-cadherin expression and, conversely, inhibition of IL-6 or JAK restored expression of E-cadherin.