Sentence examples for inverse dependency from inspiring English sources
The thermal-structural analyses are carried out under the assumption that the stress-displacement solution depends on the temperature field, but there is no inverse dependency.
Furthermore, since α increases with the dimensionality, the algorithm has inverse dependency on dimensionality.
This study therefore presents an advanced biomaterial design strategy to decrease the inverse dependency between permeability and stiffness of a cell encapsulating hydrogel.
If the postsynaptic spike appears before the presynaptic spike, a decrease in the weight occurs assuming that inverse dependency exists between pre- and postsynaptic spikes.
Successful use of hydrogels in these applications greatly relies on the ability to control mechanical and transport properties in a refined manner; however, current hydrogel design often encounters an undesirable inverse dependency between the degree of swelling and elastic modulus.
An inverse linear dependency of CT numbers on temperature was found with a CT thermal sensitivity of 0.65 ± 0.05 HU/°C (R = 0.78).
The regression analysis showed an inverse linear dependency between temperature and average CT number with −0.65 ± 0.048 HU/°C (R = 0.75) for the range of 18 85°C in bovine liver.
According to the literature costimulatory effects of anti-VLA-4 are subject to an inverse dose-dependency: very low doses of anti-VLA-4 (0,1 µg/ml) strongly enhance PBMC proliferation, while this effect seems to be diminished when higher doses of the mAb are employed.
Inverse O(1/α) dependency on the neighborhood size.
The equation based on the proposed model predicts an inverse cube-root dependency of the maximum diameter of cells that remain unbroken upon the pressure drop across the valve, and suggests that the maximum whole cell diameter will increase with an increase in the mechanical integrity of the cell walls.
