Sentence examples for steeper relationship from inspiring English sources

Microfracture porosity: Figure 10 indicates a steeper relationship between increased confining pressure and decreased permeability when compared to the pore-dominated.

However, in most groups, the slope of the gonad mass-body mass relationship did not differ significantly from 1, though amphibians showed a slightly steeper relationship (b = 1.27, 95%CIb: 1.08 1.44) and birds showed a slightly shallower relationship (b = 0.71, 95%CIb: 0.59 0.83).

Because this suggested a steeper relationship of AI to proliferation in the Del+ subgroup, multivariable regression analysis was carried out with a model, incorporating Ki67 LI, deletion status and a term for interaction between these two variables as predictors of apoptosis index.

The relative sparing of spontaneous EPSCs is surprising given the similar degrees of depletion of both VAMP1 and VAMP2, but is related to a steeper relationship following exposure to TeNT of spontaneous IPSCs with density of VAMP1 positive terminals than of EPSCs with density of VAMP2 terminals.

From that point on, the relationship between me and the IDF was on a very steep relationship decline.

Eq. 1 represents an extremely steep relationship between the rate of TAG formation and the level of Ca2+.

It appears that, given the steep relationship between stroke and BP, strategies to prevent this event should focus on BP control more than on drug selection.

Interestingly, however, there may be a less steep relationship between A1C and risk diabetic patients than with in those without diabetes (18).

Phenotypic analyses of animals representing these different genotypes revealed a very steep relationship between GALT activity and outcome at the lowest levels of GALT activity.

In this study we have shown a similar steep relationship between temperature and heart rate and we have also demonstrated, for the first time, significant increases in the velocity of the myocardial wall during contraction and a trend for enhanced velocity during relaxation at higher temperatures.

Synaptic vesicle exocytosis was smaller for Munc13-KR/AA rescue than WT cells as one would predict from the reduced Ca2+ influx in Munc13-KR/AA rescues and the steep relationship between Ca2+ influx and vesicle exocytosis (Ariel and Ryan, 2010).