Sentence examples for perhaps the inverse from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the inverse is true of McGregor, whose mean and accurate straight left is emerging among the best weapon any fighter possesses in MMA today.

This approach is, perhaps, the inverse of "traditional" collaborations in which an international entity with externally defined research priorities seeks local support to address their priorities.

Normally, in political campaigns, you hope people get to know you and then decide to vote for you; Obama now believed that perhaps only the inverse was possible.

Perhaps the puzzling inverse correlation we have described is because the number of antigen specific effector cells remaining in the circulation is inversely related to the numbers of protective immune cells which have homed to the liver.

Similarly, although the interaction between smoking and alcohol intake on breast cancer risk was not significant, perhaps the stronger inverse finding in non-smokers could be because of reduced exposure to toxic compounds in the absence of tobacco.

It was my first visit to a far northern place, and I'd never experienced the rush of energy and optimism that comes from a nonstop dose of daylight -- the inverse, perhaps, of seasonal affective disorder.

Perhaps more intuitive is the inverse relationship suggested between breast cancer risk reduction with PBSO and age.

Similarly, the game's reluctance to give you a gun (it's maybe an hour and a half of play before you get one) is perhaps well intentioned, but has the inverse effect.

In some respects, classic cheats are just the inverse of, and perhaps a natural response to, professional fouls: the former are typically committed by attackers, Stride found, to get the defenders in trouble, while the latter are largely committed by defenders against attackers.

Perhaps a weighting scheme based on the inverse variances could be used.

A Tufts University lab is working to turn the notion on its head, asking the perhaps equally important inverse.