Sentence examples for conversely an increase from inspiring English sources

A linear reduction for propionate and, conversely, an increase in butyrate molar proportions were observed with age.

Conversely, an increase in eastward wind could produce a decrease in the conductivity longitudinal gradient with corresponding decrease in the PRE vertical drift.

Conversely, an increase in unemployment benefits will make it more expensive for the recruiting self-employed to hire workers, and therefore perhaps, fewer workers will be hired and self-employment will be less desirable.

Increasing the density of positively charged oxygen ions would lead to an increase in the electron density; conversely, an increase in the negatively charged oxygen ion densities would lead to a decrease in the electron densities.

HF and LF earthquakes occurred with notable frequency from 2001 to late 2002, but activity gradually became less intense from 2003, when, conversely, an increase in MF earthquake frequency was observed.

Conversely, an increase in physical activity is found to improve tendon material properties such as Young's modulus as a result of alterations to the collagen make-up (Butler et al. 1978).

Conversely, an increase in 14-day mortality has been recently reported in patients with ESBL-PE bacteremia (MIC of piperacillin tazobactam ranging from 4 to 16 mg/L, i.e., the US Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute's breakpoint) and treated with piperacillin tazobactam versus carbapenems [57].

From one side, it is responsible for the crack formation due to restraint effect, and conversely an increase in the amount of reinforcement can postpone the formation of a through-crack with the formation of several micro-cracks (Sule and van Breugel 2004).

Conversely, an increasing percentage of patients were admitted from another hospital or a step down unit.

Conversely, an increased resistance to antibiotics and hindrances in the development of vaccines against H. pylori are observed.

Conversely, an increased cut-off was more efficient, ranging from 49% to 54%, but more pulmonary embolism events were missed.