Sentence examples for conversely heightens from inspiring English sources
Although it seems to be counterintuitive, if we note the fact that technological progress makes the imputed price of CO2 cheaper as shown by the right-hand sides of (5), (9), and (12), it is natural that emission-saving technological progress conversely heightens the accumulation of CO2.
Conversely, heightened tactile sensitivity was detected in both MCLT sham and MCLT + MMT animals at week 1, but only the MCLT + MMT animals maintained heightened sensitivity to week 6.
Conversely, parents need not be depressed to heighten depression in their children.
Conversely, we review how TB lung pathology may heighten susceptibility to subsequent development of COPD, even after completion of effective TB treatment.
Conversely, mice overexpressing DAT display reduced extracellular DA levels and heightened sensitivity to amphetamine (Salahpour et al. 2008).
Conversely, the bright abstract patterns that Fred Tomaselli adds to front-page images heighten their emotional content.
Conversely, Putnam (2007;) theorized that the disruption of social cohesion has been heightened by immigration.
In the current study, heightened circulating anti-HER2 CD4+ Th1 immune responses correlate strongly with pCR; conversely, the association of an anti-HER2 Th1 immune deficit with non-pCR warranted a search for therapeutic strategies that might correct this deficit.
Conversely, slowing down your life and focusing on relaxing, breathing and touch can add to heightened arousal and overall sexual health.
But, conversely, the progress made by this generation means that an increasing number of their children are now at heightened risk of moving down the social ladder.
