Sentence examples for conversely, after from inspiring English sources

Conversely, after the clarinettist Joshua Rubin sailed through Boulez's coolly spastic "Dialogue de l'Ombre Double," a woman behind me exclaimed, "Now, that's real music!" She employed the tone of relief that one hears at Lincoln Center when Boulez gives way to Brahms.

Conversely, after getting to know the former Texas Tech coach Mike Leach, Benedict said he understood why Leach let himself be fired before a 2009 bowl game rather than simply toe the university line and make amends with the parent of a player he was accused of abusing.

Conversely, after 500 s the capacity starts reducing because of the presence of a heavy rain event.

Conversely, after AH and TLH, vaginal vault haematoma is rare and not associated with febrile morbidity [25, 26, 27].

Conversely, after a hospital stay the need for medical services should have been met without the need for corresponding ambulatory treatment.

Conversely, after cryo-UIT (ē ≈ 0.95), a nanoscale grain structure of heterogeneous nature (α′ and γ phases) was formed in the outmost surface layer simultaneously with the areas filled with networks of deformation twins and stacking faults.

Conversely, after-work socialising at a friendship level has decreased because of the diversified and enlarged VET schools.

Conversely, looking after those like Khushal is a move that would win the government approval across the board.

Conversely, recovery after SH is blunted by quenching endogenous BDNF with the fusion-protein TrkB-Fc in the region of the phrenic motoneuron pool or by selective inhibition of TrkB kinase activity using a chemical-genetic approach in TrkBF616A mice.

In our previous study [21], we demonstrated that the protein levels of MMP-2 in conditioned medium after EA treatment were dose-dependently decreased and the protein levels of MMP-2 in the cytosol were conversely increased after EA treatment in a dose-dependent manner.

Conversely, falling after standing up or random falls were associated, on multivariate analysis, with a significantly increased injury rate.