Sentence examples for degree of reverse from inspiring English sources

Michael Caine once pointed out that a drunk person is actually trying very hard to be sober: therefore acting drunk requires a degree of reverse psychology.

However, the degree of reverse causation will probably be less if offspring BMI is related to mortality than if own BMI is used.

It remains possible that a degree of reverse causality is present, whereby increased adiposity and adverse cardiometabolic risk profiles (particularly resulting from excess energy intake) contribute to reduced physical activity, possibly further increasing adiposity.

In the group with fusion, the degree of reverse remodelling (evaluated by LVESV reduction) was also significantly higher than that in patients with pure RVA pacing: 39 ± 17 vs. 1.0 ± 14% (P < 0.001).

28 Finally, it is possible that our results are influenced by a degree of reverse causation where those participants who are already overweight or obese are avoiding fast-foods in order to reduce their body weight.

Also important will be a degree of reverse translation; for example, as microbiota signatures emerge that are associated with the non-healing of human chronic wounds, this information should lead to the direct testing of how these particular combinations of microbes impact on host wound immune responses in either previously 'sterile' acute wounds or in chronic wound models in mice.

Known as rockered skis, the skis have varying degrees of reverse camber, or upward curvature, along the base (picture a rocking chair runner).

Certain modifications are made in this article for a multi-degree-of-freedom "reverse path" formulation that utilizes multiple-input/multiple-output data from non-linear systems when excited by Gaussian random excitations.

MF (mass and %) at baseline had no association to the degree of subsequent reverse remodelling, but increased myocardial scar did, resulting in higher EDVI, ESVI and reduced EF postoperatively.

The degree of RVH was reversed significantly (by 29%) in the drug-treated animals (Fig. 4 B ).

Some papers in the related literature argue that the causality between economic development and the degree of polygyny might be reverse.