Sentence examples for be an inverse relation from inspiring English sources

In addition, there appeared to be an inverse relation between arousal levels and behavioral difficulties.

(There also tends to be an inverse relation between the power of the star and the quality of the show, Exhibit A being the final years of "Roseanne").

Thus, at least in eukaryotes, the likelihood of being lost seems to be an inverse relation of the biological importance of a gene.

The storage life of produce is highly variable and related to the respiration rate; there is an inverse relation between respiration rate and storage life in that produce with low respiration generally keeps longer.

Furthermore, there was an inverse relation found between the number of myoid markers present and survival (P = 0.004).

There was an inverse relation between the extent of ST segment depression and the use of angiography as well as angioplasty (p < 0.01).

RESULTS: All weight groups exhibited significant anti-fat bias, but there was an inverse relation between one's own weight and the level of observed bias.

Pulse on time and current have direct relation with MRR and Gap current but there is an inverse relation Machining time and them.

The results show that there is an inverse relation between both parameters and a new exponential equation was proposed to predict the drop modulus.

In our study, there was an inverse relation between the length of a presentation and the RKR, meaning that the shorter the PS, the higher the RKR.

In the 35 patients who were maintained on beta-blockers and had a second study, there was an inverse relation between the extent of scarring at baseline and the likelihood of contractile improvement 6 months later (P<0.001).