Sentence examples for conversely true from inspiring English sources

It is conversely true that Leonardo drew many highly detailed studies of the anal sphincter.

It is conversely true that when he often appears most relaxed, he is under the greatest pressure.

Conversely, true positive rate was ≥.80 between −1.5 and 2.0 logits for both procedures, though power for CrI was slightly higher.

The same is, conversely, true for the two most frequent mutations in Caucasian patients, c.5882G>A (p. (G1961E)) and c.4138C>T (p. (P1380L)), which are (almost) absent in the general population of West African origin (Table 3).

Conversely, multiple true negative target sites may be merged to one false positive interaction.

Conversely, some true disease excesses may be overlooked because of lack of systematic evaluation of the small-scale geographic pattern of disease incidence (Wartenberg 1995).

In the study of Luster et al. [ 16], no true-positive FDOPA PET/CT case was found in patients with basal CTN <60 ng/l, and conversely, no true-negative PET/CT case was found in patients with basal CTN >120 ng/l.

Conversely if the true probability of ϕ being true is computed and then compared to θ estimate based methods should be considered.

Coerced confessions may be true; conversely, innocent people sometimes confess to acts they did not commit, even without prompting.

33 Conversely, those with true zero values should be included in the analysis.

Conversely, it is true that some patient characteristics were collected retrospectively, with clinical questions to our women about past events (e.g., recurrent vaginal bleeding).