Sentence examples for conversely as with from inspiring English sources

Conversely, as with any breaking news story, information is often fluid and the authoritative media updated the story with the official explanation as soon as it was provided.

Conversely, as with organ fibrosis, CAFs at the site of a tumour remain perpetually activated.

Conversely, as with DNA-based validation, RNA-based confirmation is likely subject to the same sampling problems.

Conversely, as with AD, infection with an immunosuppressive pathogen (here Schistosoma mansoni) reduced ATH lesions by 50% in infected mice [ 237].

Conversely, as he struggled with those terrible mental images, I shared with him something that had helped me when I kept mentally replaying the final moments of friends who had died in the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

Lampert and Jaffe (1998) highlight that the country image can be viewed as an asset when it has a positive association and, conversely, as a liability when associated with negative elements.

Indeed, we might be entering a stage when we look at technology less as gee-whiz gadgetry that we fall overly in love with, or conversely as a harbinger of the end of civilization.

Conversely as a pilot and feasibility study with limited sample size there is an increased likelihood of false negatives.

Conversely, as a mitotic facilitator, Survivin interacts with Borealin, INCENP, and Aurora-B to form the functional CPC.

Conversely, as explained above, the BDI score was strongly correlated with worse cognitive performances.

Conversely, as some officials warn, Ward could depart if he is displeased with the situation, or if he finds his career ambitions leading elsewhere.