Sentence examples for conversely a higher proportion from inspiring English sources

Conversely, a higher proportion of patients admitted from a community care institution were seen in the timely surgery group.

Conversely, a higher proportion of participants (∼50% in each group) reported that the self-monitoring component (daily FFQ and/or food diaries) was "helpful".

Conversely, a higher proportion of patients undergoing revisions for dislocation and/or prosthetic relocations were likely to be underweight (BMI < 20 kg.m−1) when compared to those hospitalized for second surgeries, prosthetic reimplantation, removal and periprosthetic fractures (p < 0.05) (see Figure 2).

This is unfortunate because the molecular alterations seem to differ between the two types, with a higher proportion of codon 12 KRAS mutations in the mucinous type and, conversely, a higher proportion of TP53 mutations in the non-mucinous type [ 32– 32].

Conversely, a high proportion of β-D-glucuronidase-negative E. coli strains has been reported [ 23, 24].

Conversely, a high proportion of CpGs in the relatively unmethylated classes 1 6 and 8 are in CGIs.

Conversely, there were a higher proportion of smokers and those with BMI ≥ 30.0 in ZIP5 and ZIP3 areas with higher poverty rates.

However, in Colombia there was a considerable proportion of higher-middle class residents (probably due to the proximity of the capital city Bogotá) and conversely, in Ecuador a higher proportion of lower socio-economic strata (due to its location in an agricultural area; Table  3).

Conversely, Class 2 contained a higher proportion of personality disorders and addiction, and the second highest proportion of mood and anxiety disorders.

Conversely, isolates from Africa had a higher proportion of multiple infections (Mali 44%; Malawi 48%, Burkina Faso 54%).

Conversely, at a high proportion, a test with maximal sensitivity will outperform one optimized for specificity.