Sentence examples for inverse effect to from inspiring English sources

An important effect was observed at an oil content of 80% with the presence of salt inducing higher viscosity reductions at higher temperatures, which is the inverse effect to that observed without salt.

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There is conflicting evidence from past research about the influence of age on unintentional non-adherence with some studies reporting no effect [15,20,21,28-30] and others an inverse effect similar to that reported herein [ 6, 10].

Melatonin has been shown to have a favorable influence on the aging process, because it has an inverse effect with regard to body weight; food restriction raises the levels of melatonin and decreases its age-related decrease.

In contrast, negatively charged dextran showed an inverse effect potentially due to reduced SF charge density with increased degumming time.

It is of interest to see the Young E might have a inverse effect on e compared to the asperity density L. Elastically stiff systems (i.e., large E) are similar to a small density of asperities L in particular if the asperity size gets close to the system size: a→.

This inverse effect may be due to reciprocal regulation from its antagonist gene expression, OPG, to balance the expression ratio of both ligands.

Yet, there is an inverse effect on government savings to finance the decline in investment.

13 In regards to income, there seems to be an inverse effect of those who are at the lower levels of SES and former smoking.

According to the inverse effect of reciprocal relationship, the supplier's patience is defined vice versa.

An inverse effect was seen by increasing to 38°C the initial temperature of the dorsum of the hand by means of an infrared lamp (shut off during recordings).