Sentence examples for conversely simple from inspiring English sources

In his AllMusic article on the song, Lindsay Planer views it as "somewhat of a sacred rocker" with "ample lead guitar", and comments that Harrison's lyrics "cleverly [draw] upon an array of disparate imagery to convey a conversely simple spiritual revelation".

Conversely, simple cases were more frequently treated with MVA (58%%) than D&C (42 %).

If conversely, simple stratification is desirable to prioritise imaging appointments, modifying the probability threshold to 0.3 increases the positive imaging rate from 29 to 57%.

Conversely, in simple osteo-induced spheroids the cells migrated continuously (Fig. 4D).

Conversely, the simple beta regression model appears to struggle if the dispersion sub-model is incorrectly specified.

Conversely, a simple comparative analysis of the complement of protein domains in four kingdoms of Eukarya and superkingdoms Archaea and Bacteria hold very distinctive distributions of molecular functions [ 40] and domain rearrangements [ 20].

A sample is called "CNA complex" if it has acquired a high number of CNA, and conversely "CNA simple" if a low number of segmental imbalances have been detected.

You could say many Russians adhere to the inverse of Occam's razor: Whatever is most complex is likeliest; or, conversely, the simplest explanation is the least believable".

Conversely, in simple-flower roses, RhAG expression domain is wider.

Conversely, our relatively simple approach needs to be improved for obtaining tumor cell-specific mass spectra to better profile complex clinical material such as the needle biopsy of breast cancers, by using MALDI imaging MS [ 13] or a robotic spotter that deposits micron-sized droplets of matrix [ 12].

Conversely, travel distance for simple ash particles may be very far-reaching (Genareau et al. 2012), although most simple ash particles fall out quickly and prematurely, governed by microphysical processes which are effective in the first day of atmospheric residence (see Durant et al. 2009; Durant and Rose 2009; Rose and Durant 2009a2009b).