Conversely, although some observational studies are done poorly, well-designed nonrandomized research often withstands the test of time.
Conversely, although the parent who's driving may be half-focused on the road, this may also be the time he or she seems most focused on the child and is therefore more receptive to what is being said.
Conversely, although the search time is reduced, the global optimal solution may not be searched.
Conversely, although better grounded empirically, the moral psychology of psychology departments has not always been conversant with important philosophical considerations.
Conversely, although the signal power can be boosted by reducing the amount of back-off, nonlinear distortions will inevitably be increased.
Conversely, although the two co-founders, Arjun Sethi and Justin Rosenthal, have had extensive experience with social gaming in past roles, including long periods for both at LOLapps, it's noticeable that there is no games tab on that dashboard.
Conversely, although Europe as a whole still plays a leading role in the encouragement of foreign technological activities, some European countries, such as Germany and the UK, appear to be losing their technological appeal.
Conversely, although the effective thermal conductivity for HFE-7000 PHP still drops with the rise of evacuation pressure, the HFE-7000 PHP is still in operation even without any evacuation.
Conversely, although a reading across the tips in Fig. 12c would provide no indication of the fact, this tree indicates strong evidence for an evolutionary trend toward larger body size.
Conversely, although contrast-enhanced CT is the "gold standard" technique for abdominal trauma, often patients eventually have no or minor injuries, a scenario often seen in unilateral localised sports, playground and low-altitude fall injuries [30].
Conversely, although "fatigue" (point 1) and "clicking sounds in shoulder" (point 30) were both labelled "systemic" symptoms, they were perceived to be quite distinct symptoms within the domain (by the relative distance between points).
