Sentence examples for reversed relation from inspiring English sources

But, a reversed relation is not found here.

An increase of pH in the range of 2 7 promoted the mineralization in the ozonated system more than in the aerated one, while for the decay of BS a reversed relation was observed.

T11 (the second term of William's extension acting parallel to the crack plane) generally displays a reversed relation to the stress intensity factor (SIF) with the transient time, which indicates that the loading (SIF) plays an important role on the in-plane constraint effect.

In class I, asRNAs tend to be more expressed than the protein-coding genes, whereas in class III, the reversed relation was observed.

The latter conclusion was derived from another chip series for which we observed a reversed relation of the PM/MM-gain, namely a larger value for the P-array compared with the A-array [ 5] (see also the two A-chips in Figure 3).

In the recession stage of the delayed case the firm should use higher prices than in the corresponding scenario in the undelayed world, whereas in the normal economic stage after the recession is over the pricing policy is optimal if the reversed relation is true.

But based on the idea that self-interest ultimately works for the collective good, it reversed the relation between self and community with which the country began.

In CIAT 899 and PRF 81, both genes were chromosomal, although the gene order is reversed in relation to S. meliloti.

Rather than just showing an overall reduction in T2, consistent with their lack of wings, worker ants have a T1/T2 ratio reversed in relation to queens.

However, the orientation of retinol in the binding pocket is reversed in relation to that in holo-RBP4 with the β-ionone nearest the mouth of the pocket and the hydroxyl group hydrogen bonding with a Glu residue at the base of the cavity.

Remember how unjustly the cuts have already fallen on local authorities – in reverse relation to need.