The fact that key sources of sugar energy are low in energy from fat (e.g., soft drinks, table sugar) and that many sources of fat are low in sugar (e.g., oils, butter, and fat-spreads, cheese, meat products) undoubtedly contributes to the inverse relationship between sugar and fat such that a mathematical effect is unlikely to be the sole explanation.
He functions, evidently, according to inverse logic and metabolism.
If the rate of progression to dementia and related risk factors such as stroke is faster in patients with PDR, excluding them could have diluted the observable level of impairment and may have contributed to the inverse association we observed, although it should also be noted that the inverse association was evident in the younger age cohorts.
In particular, he has contributed to computational inverse problems for biophysics, statistical image processing, and biomedical and speech signal processing.
This may contribute to the inverse association between blood pressure and CHD risk in the old diabetic patients.
Although QOF seems not to be socially selective at first glance, this does not mean QOF does not contribute to the inverse care law.
Finally, survival bias as a result of high mortality among diabetic patients could contribute to the inverse relationship between diabetes and PD in case-control studies.
Several researchers have suggested that declined serum albumin levels in obese patients may contribute to the inverse correlation between obesity and GA [ 23].
Social class differences in the prevalence of adverse health behaviors, such as smoking and physical inactivity, also contribute to the inverse relationship between SES and CVD [ 4].
Inability of Blast to detect orthologs of fast-evolving genes in distant lineages can in principle contribute to the inverse relationship between the protein-divergence rate and LS (or PL) (Elhaik et al. 2006).
