Sentence examples for conversely experienced from inspiring English sources

Conversely, experienced users, while somewhat distanced from the "experience" of early adjustment to wheelchair use, would have a more comprehensive understanding of the scope of environmental barriers and could reflect on which barriers were most problematic and which mobility skills had been most important or influential in addressing participation restriction.

In regard to first site of recurrence, even non-significant, we observed in the cohort A more visceral and bone recurrences and less local and soft tissue recurrences than in trastuzumab-treated patients, who conversely experienced a non-significant trend toward a higher incidence of brain recurrence, which was 3.7 % in the cohort A and 6.3 % in the cohort B (p = 0.65) (Fig.  5).

Conversely, experiencing WV was associated with a high risk of job strain and effort-reward imbalance in the following year.

Conversely, experiencing losses that also produced inequity (treatment C) motivated P1 to punish P2 (χ = 10, p = 0.007, figure 1).

It appears that the sub-regions for which the largest increases in the tropical night index (TN > 25°C) are expected may conversely experience the smallest increases of the hot day index (TX > 35°C); and the reverse also applies, as suggested above in the discussion of Table  2.

Conversely, experiencing feelings of love and respect, and having a warm relationship with at least one parent, are associated with positive adolescent outcomes such as better engagement in school, better academic outcomes for children and a reduction in the influence of the drinking patterns of peers [ 20- 24].

Conversely, experience of trauma is most evident in offspring of survivors that do not speak of their traumatic experiences, keep them as a secret or relay them in an indirect, fragmented, catastrophic manner.

Conversely, residents experienced decreased well-being on rotations with high work demands and few good learning opportunities.

Conversely, SIGMA experiences more handover delay and packet loss rate when the handover rate is high (high moving speed).

Conversely, women experiencing everyday discrimination were just over twice as likely (AOR=2.08, p<0.01) to have anxiety than women who did not have such experiences.

Conversely, individuals experiencing a secondary infection with a distinct serotype are at greater risk of severe complications, as discussed later [ 18].