Sentence examples for inverse outcomes from inspiring English sources

In contrast to WT B-1 B cells, where FCRL5 failed to influence BCR activation, the absence of Lyn or SHP-1 produced inverse outcomes and tipped the balance of its activating or inhibitory function in the opposite direction.

The inverse outcome (pi ^P > pi ^R) can take place for some plausible (gamma) under convexity condition (technological alienation).

Both, TNF-α and IGF1 activate MAPK/ERK signalling [ 28- 30], and resemble two stimuli with inverse outcome on skeletal myoblast differentiation.

The inverse outcome, in which the pathway is acquired in pieces (black triangles in Figure 4), is only seen when the transfer rate is high, and in particular when the degree of gene clustering κ is also high.

Interestingly, adverse pregnancy outcome had an inverse effect on institutional delivery in this study.

We inversed scales with opposite outcome measures (questions 6 and 7) for statistical comparison, and determined the mean attitude.

An inverse volume-outcome relationship was revealed in patients with acute pancreatitis (AP) [ 5, 6].

The individual study results (ie, log OR values and their corresponding SEs) were combined in a random effects meta-analysis model using the generic inverse variance outcome type in Review Manager.

Interestingly, this preliminary study also indicates that the number of admissions can have a paradoxical inverse relationship with outcomes.

After adjustment for adult BMI, the associations with earlier BMI reversed, becoming significantly inverse for many outcomes.

Patients with acute leukaemia have been grouped according to a slow, medium or fast CLMTX, obtaining an inverse association with outcome (Evans et al, 1986).