inversely

Inversely, inactivity weakens the effect of irritations which correspond to it.

Inversely, we may say that many diseases, especially of the brain, are the source of vices.

The limiting rate is probably roughly inversely as the diameter.

Somerset's search for her in the south was now inversely imitated.

The rate of vibration is found to be inversely proportional to the length of the pipe.

It takes him down a bit, and (inversely) elevates his rival.

I shall not transcribe them in the order in which they were written, but inversely.

Inversely, the animal is regarded as a double of the man, as his alter ego.

Shoulders are usually horizontal but may be inversely tapered.

Inversely, their disappearance is assured by isolation or apparent inattention.