Sentence examples for conversely grow from inspiring English sources

Niemi's characters, conversely, grow up once they figure out that real life has surrounded them all along.

The Black brothers, conversely, grew up on a farm outside Harare that had four grass courts installed by their father, Don, a former pro.

Conversely, growing cells at a low density (3000 5000 cenhances) enhances growth rate and therefore increases the number of cells in G2 and M, during which cyclin B1 levels peak.

Conversely, fields growing taro, enset and coffee received higher amount of FYM than cereal and pulse crops.

In the VV scheme, conversely, it grows almost linearly, reaching the value of 1.3° in correspondence of pixel #80, where the detector sees the entire water column (Figure 10(b)).

Conversely, deposits grown at a low electron beam current present small isolated cobalt nanocrystals (5 to 7 nm in size) embedded in an amorphous carbon matrix with less than 80% of metallic cobalt content and semiconducting resistivity.

Conversely, the growing use of fossil fuel-based electricity generation – China, for instance, the world's biggest car market, builds a new coal-fired power plant each week – tends to undercut the argument for more electric vehicles in terms of the technology's total environmental footprint.

Conversely, a growing number of African economists believe that reduced Chinese economic engagement on the continent provides a unique opportunity for African leaders to initiate badly-needed economic reforms that could strengthen their domestic economies and reduce dependency on international investment.