Sentence examples for inversely so from inspiring English sources

Analyses of temporal fish variability on the most abundant families revealed that the abundances of Acanthuridae, Labridae, Scaridae and resident Pomacentridae were significantly different between years and inversely so for the non-resident Pomacentridae.

Unexpectedly, this knowledge had no significant effect on interest, except, inversely so, among respondents with a blood relative with AD.

SOD and CAT results were similar to that of the oxidative stress biomarkers, but inversely, so the values of SOD and CAT in the cirrhotic rats were lower than in the normal rats.

These objectives are inversely correlated, so the trade-offs between them are defined by a set of pareto optimal (non-dominated) solutions.

F380/F362 pseudo-ratios were inversely plotted so that [Ca2+]i elevations are always indicated by upward deflections.

Where appropriate, the test scores were inversely transformed so that for all tests higher scores indicated better outcomes.

Again, this activation responds to a physiological homeostatic mechanism, since ATP and AMP are part of the same nucleotide pool, their levels being inversely related, so that when shortage of the former occurs, the latter increases, and vice versa.

That contrasts with the traditional definition of hedging, which matches an individual security or trading position with an inversely related investment — so when one goes up, the other goes down.

Span is related inversely to df so as span increases df decreases [27].

The yield moves inversely to the price, so this means the bonds' value has fallen as investors have dumped their holdings of Italian bonds.

The interest rate on bonds moves inversely to their price, so when the BoJ buys long-dated bonds the price should go up and the interest rate on them should go down.