Sentence examples for conversely unlike from inspiring English sources
Conversely, unlike other reviewers, he praised the characters, feeling they were interesting and ended up being ones he "somewhat cared about".
Conversely, unlike glucose yields, no clear correlation was found between xylose yield and anatomical fraction.
Conversely, unlike brute force LP, one can use NetKO to uncover very high-order epistatic relationships for robust network functions.
(Senior Nursing Officer) Conversely, unlike government facilities, key informants from private facilities did not report any stock outs of infection control supplies.
Conversely, unlike CASP8, loss of CASP2 does not result in loss of cell survival; rather, in the presence of a stressor, upregulated autophagy due to loss of CASP2 promotes survival.
Conversely, unlike claims databases, a low ICS-to-total-asthma-medication ratio in primary care data is fully attributable to insufficient prescribing of ICS by physicians, irrespective of patients' behaviour, except in case of fragmented care.
The independent actions of S100A8/A9 heterocomplex and of S100A9 were particularly evident in Capan1 and Panc1 cells: like S100A8 and S100A9, S100A8/A9 inhibits NF-κB, but unlike these molecules rather than stimulating it inhibits mTOR in Capan1; conversely S100A9, unlike S100A8 and S100A8/A9, was less inhibitory on Akt in Panc1.
Conversely, active beta TMS (unlike theta) versus sham enhanced performance for the local task instead (improvement of −59.34 ± 40.6, t(11) = −3.5, p = 0.005), whereas for active theta TMS versus sham, any nonsignificant trend in the local task was for worse performance instead (+16.5 ± 30.3, t(11) = 0.99, NS).
Conversely, the FSS, unlike the EFES, does not contain information on unemployment spells and changes in work contracts throughout respondents' employment histories, which forces us to analyze the interrelationship between childbearing and women's employment status in general (employed versus not employed).
Conversely, it means that, unlike most Latin American countries, Chile can increase public spending in a recession.The upshot has been that the government, headed since last March by President Michelle Bachelet, has stashed away most of the copper windfall.
Vällingby's pedestrian precinct, conversely, was inspired by the centres of Coventry and Stevenage – but unlike them it still looks affluent and elegant.
