Sentence examples for might be inversely from inspiring English sources

Some studies suggest that hypertension, anxiety, and depression might be inversely correlated.

They said: "Our study adds to a growing body of evidence suggesting that coffee consumption might be inversely associated with CVD [cardiovascular disease] risk.

The findings were published in the online journal Heart, where the authors stated: "Our study adds to a growing body of evidence suggesting that coffee consumption might be inversely associated with cardiovascular disease risk.

All these results suggest that fatty acid synthesis is attenuated especially in the liver of KRAP−/− mice, where glucose oxidation and/or fatty acid oxidation might be inversely enhanced.

Other predictors were functional capacity and fatigue, which might be inversely related.

Therefore, MUC2 expression might be inversely correlated with tumour aggressiveness in gastric carcinomas.

It is worth noting that the aminoacylated fraction of tRNA isoacceptors during amino acid limitation might even be inversely correlated with codon usage.

If high second-trimester levels of DBPs were to cause fetal death among vulnerable conceptuses that is, those conceptuses who were at greatest risk for preterm birth due to other factors then among survivors DBPs might appear to be inversely associated with preterm birth.

If high IGF1R expression is limiting lifespan by induction of tumorigenesis, one might expect IGF1R levels to be inversely correlated with lifespan in all organs that have a high incidence of neoplasia.

Thus, one might expect the pairwise VdW interaction to be inversely proportional to the square of the electronic part of the dielectric permittivity.

We suggest that although contact rates with the environment might be fixed, the proportion of contaminated environment encountered may be inversely related to total host density.