Sentence examples for in an inverse relationship from inspiring English sources

Worse than that, there's good reason to believe in an inverse relationship between interestingness and importance.

The conductance of gases is also regulated by stomatal aperture in an inverse relationship.

Not only, he says, are politics and literature "in an inverse relationship to each other", they are in an antagonistic relationship.

"My General Law of Tolerance is that tolerance is exercised in an inverse relationship to there being anything at stake," he said.

Increasing the proportion of flagellin per particle resulted in an inverse relationship with levels of both antibody titers and protection.

The intensity, or energy per unit of length along the circumference of the circle, will therefore decrease in an inverse relationship with the growing radius of the circle, or distance from the source of the wave.

In contrast, an inverse relationship was noted in the other ICU: the absence of surveillance correlated with an increased HAI rate.

In boys an inverse relationship was observed in 32%% of studies, a positive relationship -the highest and lowest proportions of obesity in high and low SEP, respectively- in 26 % and an absence of relationship in 41%%; in girls an inverse relationship was observed in 40%% of studies, a positive relationship in 25 %s and an absence of relationship in 35 %.

In addition, an inverse relationship for NHL was observed in our study.

In addition, an inverse relationship was observed between leptin and adiponectin in the pooled SGA group.

In addition, an inverse relationship was observed between VKORC1 diplotype status and TTR levels in this exploratory study.