Complicating the issue, the investigators' ability to conduct scientifically valid research may be inversely related to their ability to fully protect the well-being of individual participants.
We therefore postulated that these diseases may be inversely associated.
Thus, sensitive soil parameters may be inversely estimated through minimizing the TB errors.
However, few data have addressed whether more favorable personality characteristics may be inversely correlated with CHD.
In addition, these findings suggest that discrimination and reliance on fluency cues may be inversely related in both AD patients and older adult controls.
Mayors don't decide where major airport runways in the south-east of England go, and recent history suggests that their influence on such decisions may be inversely related to the amount of noise they make trying to exert some.
Evidence suggests that ejaculation frequency may be inversely related to the risk of prostate cancer (PCa), a disease for which few modifiable risk factors have been identified.
We hypothesized that body mass index may be inversely related to latency and directly related to infectious complications after preterm premature rupture of membranes.
For a given soil profile, the above criteria may be inversely utilized in order to identify the harmonic excitation components that will be eventually filtered out and those that will be amplified.
Recent initiatives to improve health care quality have focused attention on length of stay (LOS) and readmission rates for surgical patients, yet these two outcomes may be inversely related.
The possibility that a GR-induced oligodendrogenic transcriptional program could over-ride neural fate is supported by studies that have found that Olig1 promotes oligodendrogenesis in embryonic NSCs.78 Our results suggest that, at the step of NSC differentiation and fate choice, neurogenesis may be inversely related to oligodendrogenesis.
