Sentence examples for flat relation from inspiring English sources

NHL and leukaemia mortality increased log-linearly with age among middle-aged and older adults, with a flat relation at younger ages for NHL and a J-shaped trend for leukaemia.

The relation of diagnostic group and AC DAT concentration was also modified by GCT, such that higher GCT was associated with lower AC DAT concentration in the PD group, with higher AC DAT concentration in the HCS, and with a flat relation for the DLB group.

Specifically, the relation of diagnostic group and AC DAT concentration was modified by the putamen DAT concentration, such that higher putamen DAT was associated with higher AC DAT concentration in the PD group, with lower AC DAT concentration in the DLB group, and with an essentially flat relation for the HCS group.

Debt would equal 151percentt of GDP in 2038 and keep rising thereafter". In the final scenario, "revenues remain flat in relation to GDP after 2018 rather than after 2028.

The issue then arose as to whether his comparator was a Lewisham tenant who had not sublet his flat (in relation to whom Mr Malcolm could argue that he had been less favourably treated because of his disability) or someone without a disability who had sublet his flat.

Officers were searching her partner's flat in relation to a stolen laptop, her solicitors said.

It is emphasized that conclusions have been established only within the framework of single (longitudinal and transverse) optical phonon mode with a flat dispersion relation.

Flat linear relations were observed between A1C and CVD, CHD, stroke, and HF in individuals without diabetes, with no suggestion of an inflection point at any A1C value.

In practice, the areas to be considered are small enough to enable simple "flat-Earth" relations between latitudes and longitudes and Cartesian coordinates.

In case of a flat ionosphere, a relation between the oblique and vertical sounding frequencies, f oblique and f vert, when the waves are reflected at the same true height, is given by f oblique = f vert/cos θ 0. Here, θ 0 is the incidence angle measured from a normal to the ionosphere layer.

However, C. vestalis parasitoids showed a flat dose-response relation; they preferred to land on plants with DBM damage, yet did not discriminate between contrasting levels of plant damage (Figure 1b).