Sentence examples for conversely use from inspiring English sources

Conversely, use of the NHS is more common among these same groups.

Conversely, use of complicated or unnecessary tables can confused readers and detract from the effectiveness of the memo.

Conversely, use of the model wherein observed lag and cell elution are explicitly accounted for produces growth coefficients that are similar, both to each other and to the batch-measured value.

Conversely, use of G-CSF in patients with already overt infections (curative G-CSF) was found to have a limited benefit in neutropenic patients [139, 140].

To give a couple of examples, in English, a student might draw on their knowledge of history to analyse the historic context of a novel or, conversely, use their knowledge of English to structure an argument in a history assignment.

Australia, conversely, use the set-piece as a means to get the ball to their backs - their area of strength - more often than not using off-the-top ball at line-outs and trying to get the ball in and away at scrum time.

Conversely, using multiple usual-care treatment arms will increase the complexity of the study.

Conversely, using a material with properties that go well beyond the reliability requirements adds unnecessary cost.

Conversely, using the less-realistic default yields appears to result in overall better N rate recommendations, but still too low in wetter seasons (esp. 2013).

Conversely, using calculated vacancy sizes, derived from a previously reported predictive model, showed significant improvements in the prediction of the pseudocubic perovskite lattice.

Conversely, using pressurized air, the removal of maleic acid was dramatically accelerated and the formation of formic acid was not detected.