There is not infrequently an inverse relationship on Capitol Hill between visibility and the clout to shape policy, cut deals and otherwise make a lasting mark.
Although a straightforward generalization of these priors is an inverse Wishart distribution, Gelman and Hill (2006) point out that this distribution may not be flexible enough to express the lack of information about covariance matrices, since noninformative priors for their covariance components might significantly restrict the possible range of values of the variances.
Capitol Hill United charted an inverse arc.
Two follow-up studies did not find any overall association with aspirin use, but there seemed to be an inverse association with lung cancer incidence (Paganini-Hill et al, 1989) and mortality among women (Thun et al, 1993).
In keeping with previous findings, the inverse agonist nature of this ligand was also evident (Baker and Hill, 2007).
The adapted equation is given by (11) where (12) is the repressor Hill function and C A - quantitative activity state for CreA, k A - inverse of the Hill constant of CreA.
As I argued in The Hill recently, John Boehner has unique power and responsibility as an "inverse lame duck".
Prior to running a regression (i.e., inverse modeling), the dissolution model was coupled with the inverse modeling algorithm UCODE (Poeter and Hill 1998) (Phase 2) to evaluate the parameters' sensitivities.
The A.B. Hill criteria have been largely satisfied, providing a compelling case for a causal, inverse relationship between vitamin D status and risk of breast cancer.
This review evaluates the scientific evidence for such a role in the context of the A.B. Hill criteria for causality, in order to assess the presence of a causal, inverse relationship, between vitamin D status and breast cancer risk.
