Sentence examples for conversely short from inspiring English sources

For grazers, patches of tall grasses are ingested faster, but are digested less fully because of their high fibre contents; conversely, short grass is highly digestible but allows only low intake rates.

Conversely, short interspersed repetitive elements (SINEs) are depleted in CNV regions >10 Kb.

Conversely, short bursts of higher-intensity activities (short sprints and high-intensity intermittent exercise), alone or combined with moderate intensity aerobic exercise, produce smaller declines in blood glucose during activity and up to 2 h postexercise than moderate-intensity aerobic activity alone (11– 11).

Conversely, short of brain imaging methods under passive listening conditions, there is no way a task can directly tap phonological representations without involving at least some cognitive skills (e.g. understanding instructions, focusing attention, short-term memory, meta-perceptual skills, learning the mapping between responses and keys, etc; see discussion in Ramus and Ahissar, 2012).

Conversely, shorter or steeper stages could result in very high intensities and very short verification phases, making it impossible for certain subjects to reach V̇O2max before exhaustion [2, 11].

Conversely, short-interfering RNA knockdown of IL-8 in breast cancer cell lines with relatively high constitutive expression, such as MDA-MB 231, inhibits invasion [ 64].

Conversely, short-acting insulin use has doubled over that same time period, while use of long-acting insulin has increased from less than 1% of treatment visits (1997) to almost 18% of all treatment visits (2012).

Conversely, short-grazed vegetation offers resources in the form of short-statured plants, that many specialised herbivorous insects depend upon (Thomas et al., 1986; Van Klink et al., 2013), but also in the form of nutrient-rich regrowth.

Conversely, short-term recovery after sport concussion was found to be delayed in athletes with a history of previous concussion and clinicians need to consider this when making future decisions about RTP or even ending sports participation, especially in younger-aged athletes and those at high risk for repeat concussion such as in contact sports.

Conversely, shorter term follow-ups may not allow enough time for change to happen.

Conversely, shorter light pulses that elicit excitation (λ565 nm, 100 ms/1 Hz) had no effect on seizure phenotype (+LED100, Figure 1B).