Sentence examples for conversely white from inspiring English sources

Conversely, White's images of Native Americans' reproductive health might have been interpreted by some as evidence that Virginia was already well populated, especially as he never produced paintings of wilderness and open spaces.

Conversely, White patients were more likely to be on private insurance than on Medicaid (77.5% vs. 46.1%, z = + 8.8 vs. -8.5, respectively).

Conversely, white individuals who have characteristics that are more typical of the black individuals in the sample are weighted more highly.

Conversely, white pine growing near its warmer range limit, may be poorly adapted to increasing temperatures and suffer significant reductions in growth and survival under climate change (Joyce and Rehfeldt 2013; Yang et al. 2015).

I've been socialized to protect white people from having to talk too deeply about race, and conversely white people have been socialized to feel as though they don't have to (or shouldn't) talk about it all.

Conversely, white participants reported the highest consumption of calories, fiber, and alcohol.

Conversely, Whites were less able to initially acquire pro-Black racial associations but then acquired and strengthened these associations.

Conversely, whites agree with the statement 54-45; menried men agree, 60-39; married women, 55-44; all men, 55-43.

Conversely, whites with high incomes and high education levels but who also score high in authoritarianism strongly support Republicans.

Conversely, whites are 34% and blacks 11%, but their percentages of the vote were about 50% higher than their population share.

Conversely, white-adipose-tissue-specific SIRT1-knockout mice display metabolic dysfunctions, such as insulin resistance, increased body weight, and excess levels of fat in high-fat-feeding conditions (Chalkiadaki & Guarente, 2012).