The phrase "an inverse example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or case that demonstrates the opposite or reverse of a particular principle or concept.
Example: "In contrast to the previous case, we can consider an inverse example that highlights the opposite outcome."
Alternatives: "a counterexample" or "a reverse example".
The location of an inverse model in M1 appeals to evidence that M1 neurons perform computations that are compatible with the outputs of an optimal controller or inverse model; for example, some M1 neurons have been shown to integrate multi-joint torque information (Pruszynski et al. 2011).
This may be an inverse relationship, for example, over-expressed miRNAs and down-regulated target genes or down-regulated miRNAs and over-expressed target genes, however as miRNAs may function indirectly in many instances, or indeed as activators of expression, a general correlation in functionality of the two groups is of interest [14], [15].
The backward processes are much more complicated: these models take measured variables such as blood gases as inputs, and seek to provide an inverse description; an example of the latter is the anatomy of the lung.
As an example, an inverse analysis method for uncertainty is presented.
A significant correlation was also obtained if the polarizability, Pol, was used as independent parameter (Eq. 4); for example, an inverse correlation exists between cytotoxic activity against K562 cells (expressed as pIC 50 ) and polarizability (r = 0.80), but this parameter is intercorrelated with the hydrophobic one.
For example, an inverse relationship between parental education and alcohol use is often assumed, but evidence is weak [ 10, 12, 13, 21, 22].
This notion is particularly relevant when one considers the fact that, time and again, cross-sectional (Bo et al., 2006) and longitudinal (Estruch et al., 2009) studies indicate an association between dietary-fiber intake and levels of inflammatory serum markers (for example, an inverse correlation with interleukin-6 and tumor necrosis factor-α receptor-2) (Ma et al., 2008).
A greater understanding of image reconstruction, an example of an inverse problem, is also highly desirable.
Tomographic reconstruction is an example of an inverse problem in which an unknown image is reconstructed from its measured projections.
For example, in an inverse spinel structure of ferrites, the magnetic moments of the cations in the octahedral sites are aligned parallel to the magnetic field, and the ones in the tetrahedral sites are antiparallel, leading to a decrease in the net moment (Lee et al. 2006).
