Sentence examples for in inverse relation from inspiring English sources

Intravenously administered gadolinium diethylenetriamine pentaacetate anion (Gd-DTPA2−), equilibrates in inverse relation to the FCD, which is in turn directly related to the GAG concentration.

Perhaps for this reason the pleasure the books offer tends to be in inverse relation to their length.

Officials' own stress levels are running in inverse relation to the banks' share prices.

The Vardi paradox states: "The value of any Web site is in inverse relation to what it costs to attract new users".

Following the EU referendum, it feels as though our uncertainty is rising exponentially, soaring in inverse relation to property prices, interest rates, sterling's value, the Labour party's effectiveness as Her Majesty's opposition, and (silver lining) Michael Gove's career.

Others have equipped their buildings with wireless voice systems to ensure that phones operate at low power and at frequencies unlikely to disrupt medical devices, because modern cellphones adjust their power levels in inverse relation to signal strength.

The only significant relations were between T-PAH concentration and distance from the front door to the parking lot for In-NCT samples (positive relation, r = 0.45), and between T-PAH concentration and the proportion of the vacuumed area carpeted for both In-NCT (inverse relation, r = 0.38) and In-CT (positive relation, r = 0.45) samples.

Since these charged ions distribute in the cartilage in an inverse relation compared to the concentration of the negatively charged GAG molecules, and since gadolinium is a paramagnetic ion that shortens the T1 relaxation, a GAG image can be constructed based on two T1 images acquired before and after the patient is injected with the Gd contrast agent.

Similarly, mutations in antagonists of Wnt signaling influence skeletal integrity, in an inverse relation to Lrp receptor mutations.

For him, the dignity of art may have stood in an inverse relation to the nobility of its motive.

(3) When the flow rate of air is low, viscosity is the dominant flow resistance, and the friction coefficient is in an inverse relation with the flow rate.