Sentence examples for conversely, but from inspiring English sources

Conversely — but proactively nevertheless — the Miami Marlins have smashed up their entire roster.

It gives us a roadmap for a space where books by women writers exist as part of a sweeping, chaotic and beautiful literary landscape, where they are allowed to just be, and so its parameters are conversely but conclusively liberating," McInerney wrote.

Kim et al. [11] employed center pixel as the reference pixel to reckon the difference of sub-image conversely, but center pixel cannot be used to hide the information.

Conversely, but similarly to speed and stride length, the total power of the gait was significantly decreased as early as at 2 months of age (p < 0.01).

Conversely, but not significant, the fraction of MHC class II-positive lymph node cells was higher in such lymph nodes compared to side draining the saline-infused uterus horn.

Conversely but convergently, both the United Nations and international military forces have displayed an increased propensity to combine conflict resolution and humanitarian activities [ 9], whilst the World Bank has recommended that international development focus on security issues beyond primary programmatic goals [ 10].

Conversely, veins, but not arteries, demonstrated concentration-dependent constriction to intravenous endothelin-1.

Conversely, mild but enhanced integrin αIIbβ3 activation and hyperaggregation is observed in CD9 and CD63 null mice respectively.

Conversely, 5AZ, but not 2′-deoxycytidine, dose-dependently interfered with the flocculation exhibited by DNMT-gene transformants grown in glucose-containing medium.

Conversely, zfGIP, but not human GIP, significantly stimulated insulin release from CRISPR/Cas9-engineered INS-1 clonal β-cells from which the GIP receptor had been deleted.

Conversely, p185BCR/ABL, but not p40ABL/BCR or 96ABL/BCR, up-regulated Cdkn1a expression.