Sentence examples for inversely linked with from inspiring English sources

In Asian patients fighting spirit minus helplessness/hopelessness was inversely linked with denial.

They concluded 'our data support the hypothesis that degenerative disc disease is inversely linked with osteoporosis'.

In placental mammals the size of the corpus callosum was found to be inversely linked with asymmetry expression [ 96- 98].

Interestingly, macrophage expression of PGC-1α was inversely linked with disease progression in patients with the disease.

The antioxidant potential seems inversely linked with oxidative damage, however, the interactions between antioxidant potential of N. sativa in oxidative stress conditions needs research interventions conducted comprehensively.

In developed countries, epidemiological evidence illustrates that SES is inversely linked with CVD morbidity and mortality [ 17]; however, evidence of this relationship in developing countries, is sparse.

AUCu indeed correlated with response (P=0.026), whereas CLu appeared inversely linked to response, with lower clearance predicting better outcome (P=0.002).

A growing literature has inversely linked systemic levels of inflammation with micronutrient status, possibly by effects on micronutrient metabolism in the liver (Duncan et al, 2012; Gashut et al, 2013).

PGC-1α expression was also detected in macrophages in human atherosclerosis and was inversely linked to disease progression in patients with the disease.

Mental health is positively associated with a Mediterranean diet and inversely linked to 'Eggs and sweets' dietary pattern.

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