Sentence examples for mild inverse correlation from inspiring English sources

In obligate carriers, we found a mild inverse correlation between the size of the mutated (p<0.05, R2 = 0.1745; Figure 2D) but not of the wild-type (p = 0.7, R2 = 0.006) allele and frataxin levels.

In the control mice, there appears to be a mild inverse correlation between the seconds of high activity during ZT 5-9 and the seconds of food entry from ZT 10-14 (R = 0.328), but this is insignificant (p = 0.0960) (Figure 3G).

There was a nonsignificant but mild inverse correlation between PON1 and SAA (coefficient = −0.10).

Furthermore, we also observed a mild but significant inverse correlation between SMARCE1 and EGFR mRNA expression in a tumor data set comprising 473 human lung adenocarcinomas, using RNA-Seq data from The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA; r = −0.14, P = 1.9 × 10−3; Figure 3G).

It is known that amniotic pressure rises when the amniotic fluid index (AFI) exceeds 40 [7], but the only study of singletons with polyhydramnios (albeit largely mild as the mean AFI was only 28cm) failed to find any inverse correlation between cervical length and AFI [8].

In our previous study, we found a positive correlation between forced expiratory volume 1 s (FEV1) % predicted and larger LDL particles (LDL-1), and an inverse correlation between FEV1% predicted and sdLDL (LDL-3) in mild, untreated asthmatics.

In recent epidemiologic studies, peripheral IL-6 levels showed an inverse correlation with cognitive function in aged subjects[3], [6], with chronic elevation of peripheral IL-6 associated with mild cognitive deficits[7], even in apparently healthy community-living older adults[8].

Lavinsky et al. have previously shown that short exposure or mild panretinal treatment affects a smaller area of retina if compared to standard panretinal treatment, and that there is an inverse correlation of the totally affected retinal area and clinical effectiveness [ 14, 24].

Its data shows an inverse correlation between saturated fat and heart disease, across the continent.

When statisticians measure correlations, a "1" is a perfect correlation between two trends, while a "minus 1" is a perfect inverse correlation.

"There... appears to be an inverse correlation between recovery and psychotherapy," Eysenck dryly noted.