But the subsidiary theme is also amply demonstrated: fear about food quality varies inversely with fear about food quantity, both temporally and through social strata.
Similarly we see that the age of the victim is inversely correlated to about 40% of the sentencing options (6/16 = 38).
CST simulations demonstrate that the operation frequency of the cavity falls linearly with a rate of about −14.74 kHz/mm3 to the FeSiAl coating volume, while the quality factor appears inversely proportional and can drop to about 25.
There's a well-known theory in the field of psychology about the inversely proportional relationship between information and emotions.
Social support was inversely associated with worry about both AIDS and SARS, which suggested that association between social support and AIDS and SARS my persist despite differences in the epidemiology of EIDs.
Stress or worry about health was inversely associated with binge-drinking, perhaps reflective that many young adolescents are aware of, and perhaps fear, the detrimental health effects of alcohol use.
Another consequence of choosing 30 GHz is that the beam aperture, which is inversely proportional to frequency, is only about 3.5 mm in diameter along the 13.75 km length of the linac.
Linear regressions compared how often these questions were asked versus self-reported operative experience.RESULTS: Both Requesting Guidance and Requesting Confirmation were inversely proportional to experience, whereas Asking About a Specific Case was directly proportional to experience.
Inversely, I am slightly more skeptical about my final prediction on physician integration at the point of care, if only because EHR still remains the beleaguered gatekeeper to changing and new information in the exam room.
Concern about self-esteem was inversely related to students' formal help-seeking tendencies (r = −.28, p < .001) and informal help-seeking tendencies (r = −.13, p < .01) (Karabenick & Knapp, 1991, p.224).
