Sentence examples for slight inverse correlation from inspiring English sources

A pilot analysis of 15 MBs revealed a slight inverse correlation between the expression of HES1 and miR-9 levels.

However, the authors of the above-mentioned case control study report a slight inverse correlation between radon exposure and smoking (Brüske-Hohlfeld et al, 2006).

Not surprisingly we found a slight inverse correlation between P and R e, because 1- P can also be understood as a kind of robustness to temperature (temperature as a particular environmental cue) [ 11].

When the clinical series was globally evaluated, a slight trend for inverse correlation (P = -0,33 for p53 and P = -0.447 for Ki67/Mib-1) resulted.

A slight but significant inverse correlation was found between minimum microsatellite size and both He (rs = −0.0625, P < 0.0001) and Ho (rs = −0.0581, P < 0.0001); however, maximum microsatellite size was positively correlated with both He (rs = 0.101, P < 0.0001) and Ho (rs = 0.0306, P = 0.0337).

Its data shows an inverse correlation between saturated fat and heart disease, across the continent.

When statisticians measure correlations, a "1" is a perfect correlation between two trends, while a "minus 1" is a perfect inverse correlation.

"There... appears to be an inverse correlation between recovery and psychotherapy," Eysenck dryly noted.

Data from OECD countries shows a roughly inverse correlation between spending on health and mortality and a roughly inverse correlation between growth in spending on health and improvements in mortality (the correlations hold even if the US is excluded).

By this measure, a reading of plus 1 is a perfect correlation between the two markets and a minus 1 is a perfect inverse correlation.

Well, what they've found is a strong inverse correlation between funniness and a property called entropy.