Sentence examples for a reverse correlation from inspiring English sources

For those genes that had both changes in methylation and gene expression with age, we observed a reverse correlation, with the exception of intragenic hypermethylated genes that were correlated with an increased gene expression.

There was a reverse correlation, apparently.

So there it is, a reverse correlation between experience and expertise.

A reverse correlation between BMP-6 and miR-21 was also determined in breast cancer tissue samples.

From an interview with The Wrap: "I almost feel like there's a reverse correlation between rumors and reality," she explained.

As shown in Fig. 6b, according to endogenous Mecp2 and HIF-1α protein expression levels and patterns in various breast cancer cell lines, we noted that Mecp2 expression varied among several breast cancer cell lines and presented a reverse correlation to that of HIF-1α.

The main results of this study are (1) a validation of the hypothesis that attributes the main high-field degradation effects to electron capture over the gate drain access region, and (2) design indications pointing out to the possibility of a reverse correlation between the gate drain breakdown voltage and the device hot-carrier reliability.

In fact, there is a reverse correlation between size of revenue category, and the pace of growth.

In fact, there is a reverse correlation between size of revenue category, and the pace of growth.

The phenomenon of the NADH intensity has a reverse correlation with the evolution of the dissolved oxygen.

There was a reverse correlation between d1 PhA and SAPSII (rho = −0.16), or APACHE II (rho = −0.19) (P < 0.001).