Inversely, chloroplasts operate mainly on ΔpH.
One prediction of this co-evolution model is that the amount of sequence divergence would be inversely related to how effective the mechanisms of the species-specific transcription hypothesis operate and this appears to be the case.
Since mitochondrial heat production is inversely proportional with electron transport chain efficiency, we asked if daf-2 e1370) daf-2 e1370a operate at a higher mitochondriaential.
Since the work of breathing and its energetic cost is directly proportional to breathing frequency and inversely proportional to the compliance of the respiratory system, an avian-like lung-air-sac system in a sauropod would be extremely energy-efficient to operate.
From eq.(10), it can be concluded that C 0 is inversely proportional to operating frequency under certain operating conditions.
Since the per unit value of arm inductor is constant, the actual inductance is inversely proportional to operating frequency.
Our study showed that the probability of being operated on by a specialized surgeon is inversely proportional to the socio-economic level of the place of residence as determined by the IRIS.
Analogous to the "inverse care law" reported by Tudor Hart in 1971 [ 24], there is an "inverse primary care law" operating within the five African countries surveyed, which is that staffing (especially in primary care settings) is inversely related to poverty and level of need [ 25].
Postoperative complications were inversely correlated with the volume of patients operated on in a surgical unit [ 17]; the same results were published for gastric cancer surgery [ 18].
What's left is a gaggle of stodgy old white men, their ranks replenished by those who can afford to be unpaid interns for months or even years, at the end of which time they will have learned to accept the narrow parameters within which their profession operates, aware that their freedom to choose a story is inversely related to their desire to have a long career.
