In recent years, it has been discovered that when the grain size of nano-structured materials is smaller than a critical value, the Hall Petch relation could be inversed [37 39].
Indeed, the correlation could even be inverse in that peer review may well be biased against the truly original.
The argument of the Blairites, or what remains of them, runs like this: what Miliband promised, and what brought about his doom, was but a mild dilution of the socialist brew that Corbyn prefers to serve neat; by definition, then, the warmth with which Corbyn has been embraced in recent months by his own party could be directly inverse to the froideur of the broader electorate.
Indeed, although the results do not reach significance, our data suggest that there could be an inverse correlation between oligomer concentration and disease severity (Figure 4D) similar to the decline that is observed in the Aβ42 levels of AD patients.
Alternatively another explanation could be the "inverse equity hypothesis".
A possible mechanism could be the inverse correlation between leptin and adiponectin levels [ 19, 33] since the leptin/adiponectin ration changes during extended fasting.
Hypothesizing that CT-determined tumoral perfusion could be an inverse marker for hypoxia (less perfusion relates to more hypoxia), we assessed the correlation between tumoral perfusion, the intrinsic hypoxia markers CA IX and GLUT-1, and the serum levels of VEGF and IL-6, known to be upregulated under certain microenvironmental conditions like hypoxia.
In what could be considered the inverse of "mission creep", instead of expanding, the mission now has a tendency to contract to the task of self-defence.
2. But others will … Perhaps it shouldn't come as a surprise to learn that people's enthusiasm for my 'tache could be measured in inverse proportion to the obligation they felt to kiss me.
