Sentence examples for conversely has a from inspiring English sources

Ball, conversely, has a true-shooting percentage of 37.7, 21 percentage points lower than his teammate.

Batman's latest vehicle, conversely, has a theoretical top speed of 220 m.p.h., and it can jump into the air, the better to avoid insurgent attacks.

Dr. Reisman, conversely, has a Ph.D. in communications from Case Western Reserve University.

Or sometimes, a call can involve little time and effort if the client quickly gives up on getting it up or, conversely, has a hair-trigger dick.

Brain acid-soluble protein 1 is repressed in Myc-transformed cells, and conversely has a strong potential to inhibit cell transformation induced by Myc (Hartl et al, 2009).

Sample 2 NA conversely has an average pore size of 2.9 nm.

The participants in this study, conversely, had a mean of 14.05, however it is useful to note that the median was 15, and the mode was 16, which shows that students were in many cases exceeding the mean.

Conversely, having a disability can trap an individual in poverty by limiting his or her access to education, employment, public services, and even marriage.

My father's sense of inferiority conversely had a sense of superiority: He had married "above himself" as my mother made sure he realized.

Conversely, having a stronger, more stress-resistant genetic background may limit maternal influence and, thereby, may 'protect' an organism from possible deficiencies linked to maternal care [15].

Conversely, having a long-standing illness was associated with a reduced likelihood of reporting average or high levels of wellbeing.