Sentence examples for inversely linked from inspiring English sources

Yet Petrobras's shares have risen by 30%.The reason for this seemingly irrational exuberance is that investors consider Petrobras's prospects to be inversely linked to those of Brazil's government, led by the president, Dilma Rousseff.

Indeed, as television evolved and networks had to fight harder for advertisers' attention, the lavishness of an upfront presentation became inversely linked to a network's fortunes (or lack thereof).

Archbishop Curtiss believes that there "are as many vocations today as there have ever been", but that "the number of vocations a diocese will receive is inversely linked to how liberal [in terms of Catholic doctrine] that diocese has become".Such language scares many on the left in America.

A high R&D intensity is positively correlated to the U.S market share and inversely linked to the market share in EMA and ROW.

Finally, the consistency of NL contacts is inversely linked to gene activity in single cells and correlates positively with the heterochromatic histone modification H3K9me3.

SDS-PAGE analyses of samples collected during simulated human gastro-duodenal digestion revealed that in the case of high and low methoxy pectin particle zeta potential values (−35.4 mV and −50.3 mV respectively) were found to be inversely linked to lactoferrin digestion rate.

However, limitations in consumer access to markup data, available only to wholesalers and to Internet retailers, allow retailers to inversely link their markups to the fulfillment service quality offered to consumers with wholesaler support.

These results provide a strong indication that the previously identified regulatory relationship inversely linking miR-221/222 to p27 is true and relevant in human primary prostate carcinoma samples.

The free radial theory is supported by the "rate of living" hypothesis, which inversely links metabolic rate with the longevity of the organisms (Ku et al 1993) and it is also well established that oxidative damage to proteins, DNA and lipids increases with age (Sohal and Weindruch 1996).

Curtis Hesler Curtis Hesler of Missoula, Mont.-based Professional Timing Service sees future gold prices linked inversely and inextricably to the value of the U.S. dollar, which has been in decline for the last 12 months.

The low plasma thiamine concentration in diabetes was linked inversely to plasma sVCAM-1.