Here, task novelty is defined as inversely related to task exposure.
W i is defined as inversely proportional to the recommended standard (S i ) for each parameter (Horton 1965; Reddy 1995; Mohan et al. 1996).
The rating is a value between zero and one, reflecting the relative importance of individual quality considerations and defined as inversely proposal to the recommended standard for each heavy metal.
We penalize similarity in larger subregion defining weights inversely proportional to the subregions size (Figures 1 and 2).
Work limitations will be assessed on the basis of the Work Limitation Questionnaire, where work limitations are defined as being inversely related to productivity [ 35].
DD GK value obtained for a defined segment was inversely related to the predicted affinity (the lower the DD GK value higher the affinity) between the Hsp70 (mortalin) and the two target proteins, human Bcl-xL (Accn. #CAA80661) and Bcl-2 (Accn. #P10415).
where ω is the angular frequency, being related to the wave period T as ω = 2π/T; k = (k x, k y ) is the wave number vector, being defined by a modulus inversely proportional to the wave length λ = 2π/k, and the wave propagation direction is given by θ = tan-1 (k y /k x ).
In this study, we observed that greater stemness, as defined by microarray similarity, was inversely associated with brain tumor malignancy (Fig. S1C).
IRAlus were defined as any two or more inversely oriented Alu elements located within two kilobases in their genomic location [ 6, 12, 34].
The relative activity of serum ACE2, which was defined using a reference serum, correlated inversely with the ELISA scores for serum anti-ACE2 antibodies in the 18 vasculopathy patients (R2 = 0.6872).
