Sentence examples for conversely, according from inspiring English sources

Conversely, according to Mitt Romney, "The private market and individual responsibility always work best".

By June, government forces had killed 346 gang members; conversely, according to estimates from the investigative organisation Insight Crime, only 16 officers were killed during that same period.

Conversely, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), physical inactivity is responsible for an estimated 3.2 million deaths globally.

Conversely, according to Clark9and his colleagues, LPS does not cause NETs release upon direct contact with neutrophils; otherwise, LPS-activated platelets would effectively induce NETs production.

Conversely, according to the model of cognate response, self-reacting cells are not stimulated by helper lymphocytes and the absence of such signaling yields anergy.

Conversely, according to the functional composition, two ways of colonisation are suggested: a passive wind dispersal − the "flying" collembolans − and a settlement through compost inputs.

Conversely, and according with other studies [ 40, 41] the resident's perceptions of publicly-funded nursing homes reflect conformism and passive acceptance of prevailing standards.

Conversely, for Q=4, according to the scenario of Fig. 5, three users are connected to each SBS, and only six to the MBS.

Conversely, cognitive problems according to the children's perception and treatment problems according to both parents and the children 5 to 18 years old exhibited poor coefficients.

H. pylori resistance to tetracycline (TetR) is low in most countries [ 13- 15], conversely, in Latin America, according to a small number of studies, it has been shown to be high in Chile [ 16] and in Brazil [ 17].

Conversely, DP4 values increased according to school year along with DP 4.5 values (not statistically significant).