Sentence examples for significant inverse effect from inspiring English sources

A MANCOVA showed a significant inverse effect of residential devastation level on the estimated number of medical and psychological workers needed, the estimated probability of an epidemic outbreak, and the estimated number of self-protective behaviors needed (Ps<0.001), in spite of the passage of one year.

We found no significant differences for the extent and frequency of personal exposure to the earthquake damage (Ps≥0.32), except that we observed a significant inverse effect of the frequency of personal exposure to the earthquake damage on the estimated number of psychological workers needed (P = 0.03).

However, a significant inverse effect was observed after 5 d of treatment (Fig. 3A).

Multivariable linear regression showed a significant inverse effect (b = −0.20) of raw vegetable consumption, but not so for intake of cooked vegetables and fruits.

The large size of our study allowed an assessment of HT use in young postmenopausal women, and these analyses showed a modest but significant inverse effect in postmenopausal women less than 50 years of age, a phenomenon that has no clear explanation.

These results show that increased stability can have significant inverse effects on overall biosensor performance, providing important implications for effective biosensor designs.

The juice solid concentration had significant inverse effects on the ethanol yield and final ethanol concentration but a slight effect on the fermentation rate.

An analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) revealed a significant inverse main effect of the residential devastation level on the estimated daily doses of medication needed for an earthquake victim (P = 0.027) and a significant main effect of wave (P = 0.001).

The residential devastation level was a significant inverse main effect (Ps<0.001), indicating that concern about safety and health decreased with increased residential devastation level, But we found no significant main effects of wave (Ps≥0.17), except for the estimated probability of an epidemic outbreak (P<0.001).

Surprisingly, the right auditory cortex showed the inverse effect: a significant prestimulus decrease in node degree prior to hits (P = 0.004) relative to misses for a slightly different frequency range of 8 12 Hz, but for a similar time range (−600 to −400 ms; Fig.  4 A).

These are shown in Table 5. COX-2 expression and PPARγ expression in DCIS had a significant inverse relationship, consistent with their opposite effects on recurrence risk As expected, estrogen and progesterone receptor positivity was highly and significantly correlated (p <.0001), and progesterone receptor expression displayed a significant inverse relation with HER-2/neu positivity.