Sentence examples for inversely of from inspiring English sources

One possible use of such a log is to perform trace validation: given a specification of the expected or agreed-upon interaction (or inversely, of invalid behaviour), the trace of actions recorded at runtime can then be searched automatically for patterns satisfying or violating that specification.

Additionally, the Eb of anodically grown films was found to increase with the potential scan rate, inversely of the behavior observed for the native oxide on Ti, but in concert with corresponding relationships followed by other metals/alloys and predicted by the point defect model (PDM).

Unfortunately, if you think my story is unique, you're wrong: Stories abound of people with female reproductive organs whose pain and health issues weren't taken seriously until they started having fertility issues ― or, inversely, of those whose doctors shrugged off their concerns because taking care of them may have affected their ability to reproduce.

The secretion of PGK1 is regulated independently and inversely of its production and is consistent with the correlation between tumour hypoxia and angiogenesis [ 31, 32].

Inversely, none of these sequences of reversals is equivalent to {1}{2,3,4}{1,2,3} because the reversals {1,2,3} and {2,3,4} overlap.

Moreover, the number of repeats correlates inversely to the length of the repeats [ 32].

As a result, yields – which move inversely to prices of bonds – have fallen.

Inversely, transfection of dominant-negative p73 abrogated the transactivation of the NCAM promoter (De Laurenzi et al, 2000).

Inversely, 59% of whites enrolled in four-year colleges compared to 32% of black students.

Inversely, some of the long-term climate change strategies simultaneously improve the quality of air in the short run.

Inversely, 43percentt of self-declared Democrats strongly supported taking in refugees versus 10percentt of Republicans.