Sentence examples for reciprocal declines from inspiring English sources

Given the reciprocal obligate dependence of AMF and forest herbaceous perennial plants, declines in the native understory community may drive reciprocal declines in the RFS soil community (Lankau et al. 2014).

In some regions such as Eastern Europe, significant increases in polyunsaturated fat and reciprocal declines in saturated fat intake were identified between 1990 and 2010, demonstrating feasibility of such broad population substitutions to reduce coronary heart disease risk.

Performance match preference was Corrêa's model, but the model was extended to specifically characterize performance trend by reciprocal decline exponent (β = − 2) beyond the prior considered range of (− 1 ≤ β ≤ 0).

The AUC for pUA showed a reciprocal decline in successive cycles, yielding a ratio of cycle 5/cycle 1 of 0.4.

It was therefore not surprising to find a reciprocal decline in the percentage of patients on HCQ and SSZ.

A reciprocal decline in the serum TSH is most noticeable at the end of the first trimester, when the serum hCG concentrations peak [ 29].

As an indicator of activity of the CCND1/CDK4 complex, the immunostaining of the downstream effector RB showed an expected reciprocal decline.

Changes in strain distribution have been linked to secular trends in invasive S aureus infections, 6 10 21 with declines in epidemic strains predating decreases in MRSA in the UK. 10 Reflecting national data, 10 regional studies of MRSA infections from the same period identified significant increase in EMRSA-15, with a reciprocal decline in EMRSA-16.

It's the reciprocal of declining oil prices of late.

As sleep duration in children appears to have declined, reciprocal obesity rates have increased.

Several studies have demonstrated reciprocal effects between decline in PA and the loss of muscle mass and muscle quality (either muscle function or strength).