Sentence examples for major inverse from inspiring English sources
CRP was mainly associated with femoral MPD, while triglycerides were the major (inverse) covariate of carotid MPD.
Multiple regression analysis showed that both pre-HD PP and iCa level were major inverse determinants of pre-HD AC in both the LdCa (R2 = 0.65; P < 0.001) and HdCa (R2 = 0.51; P < 0.01) treatment groups.
Unlike most major stock markets, inverse exchange-traded funds ETFs that go up when the market goes down are climbing higher.
As shown in the XRD profiles presented in Fig. 5, the larger NPs contain wustite (Fe1-xO) as the major component and inverse spinel (Fe3O4 or γ-Fe2O3) as the minor component, while the smaller NPs are comprised virtually entirely of γ-Fe2O3.
However, a major disadvantage of the inverse problems dealt with here is that the uniqueness of the solution (the kinetic-parameter set) cannot be guaranteed.
A major finding is the inverse relationship between the accuracy of RK models and the variation of soil properties in the original datasets.
An ideal series of RASSLs would have receptors with different combinations of low and high basal signaling, with robust ligand-induced effects for each major pathway, and potent inverse agonists.
Thus, residual confounding by aspects of smoking is unlikely to have played any major role in the inverse association found in this study.
Meta-analysis of GWAS will be performed within each major racial group using inverse variance weighted meta-analysis methods to account for differences in sample size and imputation quality across genotyping platforms, followed by comparison of association evidence between major racial groups.
In addition, the underestimation of BMD caused by the presence of BMAT is unlikely to play a major role in the inverse relationship between BMAT and BMD when BMAT and BMD are measured at different locations (i.e., between spine BMD and pelvic BMAT).
The difficulty of recovering the molecule from its descriptor is the major limitation of most inverse-QSAR methods.
