Sentence examples for conversely despite from inspiring English sources

Conversely, despite more severe respiratory compromise, patients in the H1N1 group were more likely to recover due to their younger age and better overall health histories.

Conversely, despite changes in the calculated formation energies, inclusion of vdW terms only slightly affects the optimized inter-layer bonding in di-vacancies (VV), di-interstitials (I2) and close interstitial vacancy (I V) pairs.

Conversely, despite anxiety or prospects of non-acceptance, how teachers responded to pupils' attainment in school 'entry-tests' provided psychological stimulation for some pupils, enhancing self-esteem and pupils' perceptions about education.

Conversely, despite the trend toward increased acceptance of the legality and moral acceptability of homosexuality, holders of more traditional values on these issues are not without political resources.

Conversely, despite the presence of repeats, all three platforms tested could successfully detect the mutation associated with the disease in the patient's genome.

Conversely, despite large differences in transmission and parasite prevalence, Amele and Porto Velho displayed similar var richness that was an order of magnitude lower than in the African populations.

Courage to change Sometimes, despite best efforts and pure conviction, things fail; conversely, sometimes, despite poor attitudes and lack of faith, things succeed.

Conversely, the FPM, despite that it requires much time for computation, it has more guarantees that the result converges towards an exact solution.

Conversely, the Knicks won despite Sprewell and Allan Houston shooting a combined 5 for 27.

Studies that claim clinical relevance may lack sufficient statistical significance to make meaningful statements or, conversely, may lack practicality despite showing a statistically significant difference in treatment options.

I take that to be the comic message of the work, from 2000, but I also wonder whether it was selected for this site because it can bring to mind the people who died in the twin towers, or conversely, whether it was chosen despite that unpleasant association.