Sentence examples for reverse relationships from inspiring English sources

The industry is highly interrelated, with supplier buyer relationships changing over time, possibly even leading to reverse relationships due to raw material shortages or production breakdown in a plant.

Furthermore, whereas water solubility in peralkaline silicate melts decreases with increasing Al/Si ratio (Figure 6B), the reverse relationships have been observed for melts along SiO2-NaAlO2 (meta-aluminosilicate) joins (McMillan and Holloway 1987).

With regard to the cross-lagged effects, it can be noticed that for women, the short term (T1 => T2; T2 => T3) and long term (T1 => T3) relationships between emotional exhaustion and depersonalization are quite clear, while the reverse relationships are not significant.

The reverse relationship – that economic growth contributes to gender equality – was far weaker and less consistent.

Mr. Kozlowski said he had noticed a "reverse relationship" with people to whose charities he had given money.

The performance of companies that raised their guidance -- saying, in effect, that Wall Street was underestimating their earnings for coming quarters -- shows a similar, but reverse, relationship.

The evidence for the reverse relationship – that economic growth leads to greater gender equality – is far weaker, less consistent and sometimes negative.

Scientists have known about the reverse relationship between psychological health and heart health for some time; studies show that depression and anxiety can worsen outcomes for heart patients.

The reverse relationship is considerably stronger.

A reverse relationship was reported with gypsum.

This reverse relationship is also evident in equinoctial months (April and October).