Sentence examples for downward relationship from inspiring English sources
Now, the correlational design of Ridgway and Clayton's study means that we cannot say for sure whether the posting of Instagram selfies actually caused the other romantic partner to feel insecure or alienated, thus instigating a downward relationship spiral.
Thus, we have c ′ ( R ) < 0, which means the downward relationship between the growth rate and per capita consumption holds when the growth rate is near its maximum.
This, however, happens when the growth rate is low, and a downward relationship between the growth rate and per capita consumption is kept when the growth rate is near its maximum.
Again, this relationship holds when the growth rate is low, and the downward relationship between the growth rate and per capita consumption holds when the growth rate is near its maximum.6.
The linear, upward, and downward relationships in MSD indicate the movements are in normal diffusion, directed motion with diffusion, and anomalous diffusion, respectively.
In conclusion, the present study confirms and extends previous observations of concave downward relationships between albumin adducts of biologically reactive benzene metabolites and benzene exposure (Rappaport et al. 2005).
If these concave-downward relationships are the result of saturable metabolism of benzene, as suggested previously in studies of animals (Medinsky et al. 1989; Sabourin et al. 1988) and of humans (Rappaport et al. 2002a, 2002b), then our results indicate that the saturable effects are greater for metabolism to the benzoquinones than for metabolism to BO.
The near well formation is usually represented with an equation that depicts a downward monotonic relationship between bottomhole pressure and surface flow rate (inflow performance relationship, Whitson 1983).
Overall, a downward sloping relationship can be seen.
There is a concave downward, curvilinear relationship between age and V(24).
We found a concave downward, curvilinear relationship between age and V(24), which, while it did not reach statistical significance, was very similar in shape to age versus V(24) relationships found by other studies of larger datasets.
