Sentence examples for conversely infrequently from inspiring English sources
Conversely, infrequently observed behaviours at the margins of the distribution may be associated with low performance.
Conversely, words that occur relatively infrequently should have weaker neural representations and fewer associations with other words.
Conversely, all methods tended to miss infrequently mutated genes.
Conversely, colorectal tumour DNA was alkylated infrequently (1/7) and to a lower extent (0.003 +/- 0.007) than the DNA of the adjacent mucosa (8/10 samples alkylated with a mean of 0.083 +/- 0.106; P = less than 0.01), or indeed of any other tissue.
In the lower brainstem, the inferior olivary complex is pachygyric (Fig. 4f), and conversely to LIS1, ectopic olivary nuclei are infrequently observed.
Conversely stem cells that turnover slowly and thus divide infrequently generate long lived differentiated cells; a trait arguably favourable within adult tissues [ 8, 77].
Conversely, the P3a in the visual paradigm was largest to the infrequently presented face, perhaps reflecting an inherent bias towards face processing, and in particular the allocation of attention to those faces that are still being learnt, over abstract pictures that are not as socially important.
Conversely, when females of polygynous species provide the bulk of parental care, female female sexual behaviour is infrequently expressed.
Conversely, as the DISC assessed experiences in the previous 12 months, we may underestimate discrimination in areas that occur infrequently or at particular stages of life (e.g., education/parenting). Finally, the study design was cross-sectional and unable to determine the directionality of associations.
