Derivative of inverse of initial decline rate (unitless).
American appreciation of foreign bass has risen in inverse proportion to the decline of our own domestic striped bass.
France's rise as a Mediterranean power has been an inverse function of Turkish decline around the same sea.
His own interest, he tells the reader, has increased "in inverse proportion to the decline in the vibrancy, accountability and sovereignty of our Parliament".
There was strong evidence for a threshold response in species richness: non-linear models (broken-stick, exponential, inverse) exhibiting a sharp decline in species richness in landscapes with less than 10% habitat cover provided a better fit to the observed data than linear models.
In our list of 1372 gene probe signature we also have another member of this family, LRP1B (low density lipoprotein-related protein 1B (deleted in tumors))[608], While LRP10 appears to be positively upregulated with cognitive decline an inverse relationship is observed for LRP1B.
If the bond stereochemistry type is not a wedge bond (inclined or declined), the inverse mapping, a1 b2 and a2 b1, is also permitted.
More patient subcohorts choose a consumption pattern with an inverse U shape and declining labor supply over lifetime (see Fig. 2 d f).
As shown in Figure 5b, and in line with previous work [30], the overall risk of infection in this case increases linearly with the number of serotypes whereas the average age at first infection declines in inverse proportion.
Indeed, earlier studies tended to support some inverse association, which, however, declined over time, and accumulating evidence suggests the presence of some false-positive findings in earlier studies.
This tradeoff in the ratio of inner region volume to outer surface area will either allow a population to grow or decline with an inverse relationship of diffusivity to rate of growth.
