Sentence examples for changes inversely from inspiring English sources

A correlation of −1 indicates that one variable changes inversely with relation to the other.

To see farther evidences for the repulsive potential among LKs, average length L̄a of each chain a, a=1,2,…, is computed for various χ, and it is found that L̄a changes inversely proportional to χ and roughly proportional to ma, the number of LKs trapped in chain a; these results are naturally explained by the existence of the repulsive potential among LKs.

Also, the values of the distribution coefficient Kd changes inversely with temperature resulting in a slightly decreased amount of lactic acid adsorbed on the resin.

Again, these changes inversely correlated with CYP1B1 expression.

In addition, the alternations in the percent changes inversely correlated with tissue abnormality using the semi-quantitative MRI scores (R = −0.721; P = 0.0024; Fig.  1).

The haemodynamic changes inversely correlate with α-SMA and elastin in vessels and here could be the additional pathogenic role of mutated CELA1 gene.

By changing the force F the velocity of light v will also change inversely proportional to the applied force F. Learn how a hypothetical mass m can be associated with the photon based on this new equation.

The PL intensity changed inversely with the glucose concentration.

As the angleβ gradually changes the central bright core radius is changed inversely proportional to sinβ.

Therefore, one's subjective well-being will change with increases in income, but will change inversely with the increase in the income of those around them.

The thermal diffusivity ratio changed inversely with nanoparticle size, which varied from 55 to 115 nm for urchin-like gold nanofluids.