Sentence examples for conversely spent from inspiring English sources

Aphids, conversely, spent 1¾ minutes in the volatiles' chamber and 3¼ in the control.

The Chinese, conversely, spent more time taking in the background scene before focusing on the foreground object, and spent less time studying it, the team reports online this week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The experimental manipulation was successful in that those assigned to the high body checking condition reported spending more time checking their body shape than those assigned to the low body checking condition who conversely spent more time examining their body in a neutral manner.

Conversely, spending 69% less on marketing would actually increase average customer profitability at one B2B service provider by 42%.

The transition layer (magnetosheath) can use part of this energy for accelerating of plasma, but can conversely spend part its kinetic energy on the electric power generation, which afterwards may be used by the magnetosphere.

Conversely, spending in supported employment and rehabilitation fell during the period; thus, its contribution to growth only accounted for 7.7%.

Conversely, spend your life or career carefully avoiding any risk of failing and you will almost certainly guarantee it.

There was a period, maybe five years ago, where you'd eat a cap or a pill and experience something less than a Red Bull, or conversely spend the night throwing up.

In an age where we spend more and more time online, whilst conversely spending less and less time offline building face to face relationships, Minti provides a place where parents can connect, in effect recreating the community spirit of old.

Conversely, time spent on the job makes men and women more productive and valuable to their employers, leading to higher salaries later in life.The solution is not to do away with means-testing or transfers, but to incentivise work in other ways.

Conversely, time spent in LIPA decreased by -6 % and -16 % during afternoon and evening respectively (Table  2, Model 2).