Sentence examples for to be conversely from inspiring English sources

There is so much heat in the band's lyrics that the music has to be conversely cool, and it is: a blend of Rumours-era Fleetwood Mac, the Cardigans, and the kind of smooth pop that was once a staple of late 1970s pop radio, with a discernible funk undercurrent.

No significant association was observed between the BRAF or PIK3CA mutations and other parameters (though a trend for BRAF mutations to be associated with an older age of onset, a higher tumour grade, and a larger primary tumour, as well as for PIK3CA mutations to be conversely associated with earlier primary HCC was inferred; Table 1).

The efficiency of MB destruction appears to be conversely proportional to the MB size; larger MBs were more resistant to destruction, whereas in gene transfer, larger MBs exhibited more enhanced transfection efficiency because MB behavior depends not only on the US parameters but also on the MB size and physicochemical properties.

It is shown that if we wish to have reliable results with good precision, the total number of transmitted data must be conversely proportional to the product of the true BER by the relative error of estimate.

Thus, proteins that are highly robust to misfolding are conversely weakly robust to mutation as sequences in their immediate neighborhoods are substantially less robust to misfolding.

In the previous three-year period, China, on the other hand, geographically close to Korea, is conversely ranked first in the world in the textiles and apparel export sector.

This is another remarkably different result from previous studies on unsorted SWCNT-material, where the C 1 s response of sorted SWCNTs upon exposure to NO2 was conversely four times more intense than for NO.

It's possible that an even worse move for a filmmaker, rather than rushing headlong to happily meet expectations is, conversely, to turn 180 degrees away from them.

Such a difference in the expression of chemotactic receptors depending upon tumour differentiation is not restricted to CX3CR1, as CXCR7 was conversely found to be more frequently expressed in poorly differentiated pancreatic cancers (Gebauer et al, 2011).

As an example, if a data source stores product names that are estimated to change every five years, then a product, having its last update metadata reporting a date corresponding to a month before the observation time, can be assumed to be current; conversely, if the date reported is ten years before the observation time, it can be assumed to be not current.

There were quiet spots to read or simply to be alone; conversely, 200 is a small village and you begin to recognize your neighbors (if you want to).