Sentence examples for inversely there from inspiring English sources

Inversely, there are a number of well-known rappers who have enjoyed some success in football.

But inversely, there is also the lack of programmed identity that comes with Meatspace.

Even when the prices of oil and the dollar move inversely, there is no consistent factor relating the two.

Inversely, there was a decreased expression of 5′-nucleotidase (5′NT), a marker of renal cortical fibroblasts.

EBM and CPGs are also part of health policy [ 3- 5], and inversely, there is a progress towards evidence-based policymaking.

Inversely, there was an enhancement of 158% ± 14.5 and 270% ± 8.5 colony number compared to shC for shQSOX1-1 and shQSOX1-2, respectively.

Inversely, when there is a gap between the values of the various parties, coordinated action may not be smooth.

In Flemish adolescents, although breast development was inversely related, there was no relation of age at menarche to current serum levels of dioxin-like compounds as measured by chemical-activated luciferase gene expression bioassay toxic equivalents (CALUX-TEQ) or individual PCB congeners 118, 153, and 180 (Den Hond et al. 2002).

In the current study telomere length was available for the individuals from which we measured AR and though the two parameters are both inversely related to age, there appeared to be no correlation between telomere length (measured in duplicate by Southern Blot with a CV<1%) and AR (data not shown – correlation coefficient=0.006, P=0.45).

Although in this study EBV and HSV were inversely associated with SPTs, there was no association of these viral infections with specific IgEs against common allergens either using 0.35 or 0.70 kU/L as cut-offs.

Although leukocyte telomere length (LTL) is generally inversely correlated with age, there is considerable inter-individual variation of LTL among people of the same ages (Aubert and Lansdorp, 2008).