My experience of working in fashion has been, conversely, that there is little pressure to dress well.
However, it has been conversely suggested that increased protein intake may increase incidence of diseases, such as cancer, and thus impact negatively on longevity (Renehan et al., 2004).
Disunity and autonomy of levels has been associated, conversely, with antirealism, meaning instrumentalist or empiricist heuristics.
It has been suggested, conversely, that selection for the recombination-promoting functions of Prdm9 might help to drive its rapid evolution (Ponting 2011).
The molecular evolutionary history of DSPA has been elucidated, while conversely draculin has long been known from only a very small fragment and thus even the basic protein class was not even established.
Spieth, conversely, has been fearless.
Some creative writing students are already writers, but often they are people whose immersion, conversely, has been complete: they are writers who have never actually written anything.
President Bush, conversely, has been characterized by his refusal to admit mistakes, a quality his supporters laud as steadfastness and detractors call arrogant.
The impact of PET scanning on conduct of clinical trials, conversely, has been limited, as evidenced by the fact that recently-published large, randomized Phase 3 studies in DLBCL have not systematically reported or even obtained PET data [ 56, 57].
The value of professional and community support for carers has been highlighted previously; 45 48 conversely, a lack of good quality support and fragmented services is a problem for carers.
