Sentence examples for conversely number from inspiring English sources

Conversely, number of exchanged electrons in BOR was found to be 2.0 and 5.6 for Pd/GSAC and Pd/VSAC, respectively.

Conversely, number of years of education, marital status, and smoking indoors were not significantly associated with the SOC.

Conversely, numbers of ovipositing females were very low at 09 00 h but increased steadily, reaching a peak at 11 00 12 00 h and declining thereafter.

Conversely, numbers of predicted α-helices varied significantly among domains.

Conversely, numbers and species diversity are high for waders, which are mainly passage visitors, especially in spring and late summer.

Conversely, numbers of MDA-MB-231 shQSOX1-1 and shQSOX1-2 adherent cells were lower, compared to control: 52.4% ± 1, 44% ± 7 and 81.5% ± 1 of adherent, MDA-MB-231 shQSOX1-2, shQSOX1-2 cells, and shC respectively.

Fewer viable HT29CD133− cells were present than HT29ssc cells (Figure 5a, p = 0.01); conversely greater number of viable cells were present in the sorted CD133+ population than the CD133− population(Fig. 5b, p = 0.008).

Conversely, the number of variables measured in high-throughput experiments is often much larger than the number of samples (genomes).

Conversely, the number of individuals diagnosed with diabetes by the 6.5% A1C threshold is significantly smaller than the number of those diagnosed by the 2003 American Diabetes Association ADAA) criteria (10– 10).

Conversely, the number of coalition casualties remains amazingly low.

Conversely, the number of people killed by knives or other sharp instruments spiked, to 123 from 76 last year.