Sentence examples for conversely given the from inspiring English sources

Thursday's comments from the Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, hinting at further interest rate cuts in the summer, have put more pressure on the pound, and conversely given the FTSE 100 another boost.

Conversely, given the outcome of his $S_{bw}$ measurement (and knowledge of the protocol) Bob can assign a state $S_{aw}$ to Alice's particle before it is measured, and use that to predict the outcome of a measurement of $S_{az}$.

Conversely, given the relatively high power estimated for the round-box task (Figure 3), it seems likely that there is no social learning, or its effects are very weak for this task.

Conversely, given the shared biological goals of the cellular response to unfolded DD and the HSR, one might expect to find overlap in the lists of responsive genes.

Conversely, given the increasing prevalence of type-2 diabetes in youth, we can predict that some unknown proportion of individuals we classified as probably having type-1 diabetes actually had type-2.

Conversely, given the reliability of the missed match injury definition [ 20], it is highly unlikely that a more severe injury resulting in loss of competition match play was missed.

Supplementing Mencius' claims, however, many Neo-Confucians added that human nature was rational principle, giving all of humanity a common bond with the rational structure of the world, and conversely giving the rational structure of reality common ground with the essential goodness that otherwise characterized humanity through human nature.

Conversely, given that the two haplotypes are not IBD at the locus, then the probability they both carry the allele is ℙ (g u i = g t i = 1 | ¬ IBD u, t i ) = c i (c i − 1 ) A (A − 1 ).

Conversely, given killing rates on the boundary, we construct the corresponding duality preserving extensions of the minimal processes that admit no jumps between the boundary points and have the prescribed killing rate at the boundary, by repeatedly doing one-point extension one at a time using Itô's Poisson point processes of excursions.

Conversely, given enough longitudinal data, the efforts of an antimicrobial stewardship program can be validated by observing decreased emergence of resistance mutations to drugs prescribed more conservatively.

Conversely, given a pair (x, y), the arrow going by x to the right (or to the left, if x is negative), and y up (down, if y is negative) turns back the arrow 'v'v