Sentence examples for conversely old from inspiring English sources

Conversely, old subjects had non-significantly higher mean value of D-dimers than young people: 614 ± 345.6 vs. 542.8 ± 317.6 (p = 0.2).

This is likely a consequence of the fact that most newly created divergent regions contain two (largely) independent promoter regions; conversely, old regions often contain one bi-directional promoter, and hence require less space on average.

Consequently, among symptomatic patients, deprivation gradients in advanced stage of prostate cancer may be lower than those observed in our study; conversely, old age gradients may indeed be larger than those estimated by our study.

"Conversely, older women are less likely to say that they have postponed fertility due to economic declines.

The Panama City Beach site, www.spring-break.net, revving up for this year, lists spring break times by date and by colleges, sorted by state, to enable young people to find each other, or conversely, older people to find other times to visit.

Conversely, older methods vanished.

Conversely, older riders who were obese (HR = 0.43; 95% CI, 0.22 0.82) were less likely to be involved in a crash than those with a normal weight, while longer functional reach distances (HR = 0.96; 95% CI, 0.93 0.99) and higher Tinetti balance scores (HR = 0.79; 95% CI, 0.69 0.91) were associated with a reduced risk of crash involvement.

Conversely, older smaller events show slower decreasing process of recording rate (long tail of recording rate, Fig. 2c, d and h-k) and suggest that some of the tephra deposits are preserved from the rapid erosion process as indicated by Brown et al. (2014).

Conversely, older female students did better than the younger ones.

Conversely older children will sleep on separate beds or mats elsewhere in the household.

Conversely, older multimorbid patients may be more likely to benefit from certain organ-sparing treatments.