The phrase "conversely observed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or finding that contrasts with a previously mentioned observation or conclusion.
Example: "While the initial study showed a positive correlation, it was conversely observed in the follow-up research that there was no significant relationship."
Alternatives: "on the other hand noted" or "in contrast observed".
Conversely, observed to expected ratios below 1.0 suggest a lower than expected Mx rate compared to the average.
Conversely, observed PF-10 scores of 95 and 100 were linked to EAP scores that reflect levels of function that are not represented in the HAQ-DI.
Positive results were conversely observed for bFGF serum levels that, although partially overlapping in healthy women and in patients, showed statistically different median values in the two groups.
Nursery studies may not have included all of the factors contributing to fitness, including some forms of disease resistance; conversely, observed disease resistance may be the result of correlation with other traits or environmental effects, as evidenced by low additive genetic variation.
If an ACL tear is detected, the associated findings described here should be specifically sought and, conversely, observing one of these findings should increase the suspicion for an ACL tear.
Conversely, observing a neutral loss of 35.977 u was found at 92.2% specificity for the presence of a chlorine atom in the 2 036 test compounds of the tested NIST11 MS/MS spectra, indicating a neutral loss of HCl.
Conversely, observing hyperperfusion, particularly if early oedema is demonstrated by CT or MRI, may provide a rationale for treating arterial hypertension since some experimental studies suggest that hyperperfusion in necrotic tissue may promote the development of malignant brain swelling.
Conversely, disruptions observed on one organizational scale could modulate the other.
Conversely, we observed a myogenic-to-lipogenic switch during fibrosis resolution.
Conversely, we observed that sepsis may inhibit the growth of previously established local and metastatic tumors.
Conversely, we observed no case caused by a central mechanism alone, highlighting the importance of peripheral causes in ICU patients, as previously reported [9].
