(A hog's rear quarters are called, conversely and somewhat more attractively, hams).
Conversely, and this is widely recognized, women who have children reduce their lifetime risk of breast cancer.
Conversely, and more recently, the trustees of the Britten estate have published scores written when the composer was young and still finding his voice.
Conversely – and more typically – their unpacking of Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas Is You is a true why-oh-why moment: substituting gentled-down vagueness for Carey's divapocalyptic frenzy is sacrilege.
Conversely, and contrary to our expectations, vegetation seasonality was positively related to herd density.
Conversely — and maybe more importantly — those who provide a payments layer on digital platforms are increasingly moving into commerce.
Conversely (and complementarily), morphological traits provide noisy phylogenetic signals but direct, manageable information about ancient populations.
Conversely, and although it favors wood products instead of non-wood substitutes, a carbon tax always decreases consumer surpluses by increasing wood product prices.
Meta-organizations are no exception, conversely, and they might be even more prone to fierce disputes due to their lack of formal authority.
For the eternal can exist without the perishable, but not conversely, and that is what priority in substance amounts to (cf. Δ.11, 1019a2).
Conversely, and very importantly, upon the adding of ATP, the quenched fluorescence is recovered significantly, and ATP can be detected in a wide range of 5 2500 μM with a detection limit of 2 μM and good selectivity.
