Sentence examples for it has been conversely from inspiring English sources

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).

My experience of working in fashion has been, conversely, that there is little pressure to dress well.

It has been suggested, conversely, that selection for the recombination-promoting functions of Prdm9 might help to drive its rapid evolution (Ponting 2011).

It has been proposed that, conversely, observers can derive the goal of an observed action if the action's perceivable attributes the motor behaviors performed and the objects used can be mapped onto the control hierarchy that also guides its production (e.g., Bach et al. 2005; Grafton and Hamilton 2007).

Conversely, it has been the persistence of conventional thinking which will make this recession more painful than it need be.

Conversely, it has been proposed that recovery from chemotherapy-induced lymphopenia may actually be exploited to potentiate T-cell responses.

Conversely, it has been shown that poly dA)–poly dT) DNA behaves like an n-type semiconductor [5].

Conversely, it has been shown that in septic patients calcium administration increases inflamatory signaling, multiorgan dysfunction and mortality [2].

Conversely, it has been shown that positive mindsets and the production of oxytocin result in high-level brain function and feelings of social inclusion and trust.

Conversely, it has been suggested that perioperative hypocapnia is associated with the risk of delayed anesthesia emergence and poor cognitive function in adult patients [11].

The attitude towards immigration generally varies depending on the actors involved; while it is usually perceived as a negative phenomenon by the majority of local residents, conversely, it has been seen as an opportunity by most firms to face their increasing need for unskilled labor.