More white miners had silicosis in 1975 (the proportion was six times higher than that of black miners) but, by 2007, this pattern was reversed (the proportion was 1.5 times higher in black miners).
I've reversed the proportion here for a lighter purée that also incorporates apple — the "secret ingredient".
He shouted out the names of countries, and people cheered, often in reverse proportion to the nation's population: "Uruguay!" Some whoops.
Among the major branches of the martini's genealogical tree is the Martinez, a gin and sweet vermouth cocktail, mixed in a reverse proportion to the modern martini, that presses a paternity claim called into question by the fact that no one can agree on who fathered the original Martinez, or where or with what.
Similar reverse proportion relations between grain size and hardness are observed in indentation experiments at micro-scale in the literature.
mathcal{D} left[ {text{total}} right] = mathop sum limits_{s = 0}^{i} D_{s} (9 Equation 8 is derived from the reverse proportion between the Q-ID probability and Ɗ.
It is interesting that A-rich genes and A-rich CDS are in reverse proportion, i.e. only 32% of genes are A-rich, while for CDS this number equals 66%.
The length of haplotypes is in the reverse proportion to the recombination rate (r).
I-NPY bound in reverse proportion to the concentration of NPY in standards and samples.
Generally, precision is in proportion to the seed weight and recall in reverse proportion to the seed weight.
VINOs are biased in favor of more divergent samples in reverse proportion to the degree to which the genetic variants in a given sample were known and represented on the array at the time of design.
