Sentence examples for but it conversely from inspiring English sources

The ρa value of PET decreased with increasing annealing temperature, but it conversely increased at annealing temperatures above 210°C for the dry treatment and above 170°C for the wet treatment.

The effect of convection is much more profound than diffusion transport mechanism during oil displacements by hydrocarbon solvent in shaly models; as well, pore-level visualizations disclosed that the presence of connate water in solvent injection process improves the recovery efficiency specifically at higher water saturations, but it acts conversely for the case of immiscible floods.

In Mr Gore's case, it might mean plundering his opponents' proposed reforms in areas such as Social Security and education.The upshot of this extraordinary election could mean a descent into recrimination, as the losing party vents its wrath on the winner; but it might also, conversely, mean a flowering of bipartisanship.

Not only has it helped to reduce significantly the production of drugs, but it has also, conversely, destroyed whole sectors of European horticulture and fisheries.

Don't discard a potential sale item if you have the ability to repair it, but conversely, don't spend an excessive amount of money getting something repaired, either.

Perhaps there is a single concept of art with different facets that interlock in an ordered way, or else a multiplicity of concepts that constitute a unity because one is at the core, and the others depend on it, but not conversely.

This example shows that someone can have an intuition that a proposition is true, but not believe it, and conversely, can believe some proposition (namely, that the probability is not 1/2) without having the corresponding intuition (see Russell 2010: 464, for the Monty Hall example).

But, conversely, it's this self-importance that makes Great British Menu work.

Back in 1978, Corea and Hancock explored abstract-improv pretty sympathetically (they were a little mechanical with it last week), but conversely shared melodies with a breezy openness.

But conversely, it would be able to measure with high accuracy a small number of chemical species included in pollutants.

This implies that the introduction of the proactive policy constraint is good at avoiding the cases in which channel rate is very low, but conversely it is unnecessarily limiting the use of channels when a higher rate could be obtained.