Sentence examples for the inverse effects from inspiring English sources

The inverse effects of speed and accuracy instructions on coherence and baseline trial activity in pLPFC and pre-SMA are compatible with a flexible baseline account of the SAT.

However, true data generating process is always unknown beforehand [3], and this may be not that serious because the inverse effects caused by multiple testing may cancel it to some extent.

fructose injection resulted in the inverse effects [ 50, 54, 117, 118] (see Fig.  1).

The partial regression plots show the inverse effects of prenatal PCDD/F + PCB exposure on the feminine score of boys and girls.

Our maternal exposures may be too low to elicit the inverse effects we hypothesized based on the birth weight reductions reported in rodents.

DBI and ODN, which are both able to interact with CBR and to exert the inverse effects of benzodiazepines, are considered inverse agonists of this receptor.

The inverse effect of number of doctors on effectiveness could imply that the large facilities do not allocate enough doctors to the outpatient department and hence perform poorly in effectiveness.

What if, perchance, we someday develop a rifle that, instead of firing one bullet per sixty ticks of the clock's second hand, has the inverse effect — unloading sixty rounds per second through the power of machinery?

The electric motor is based on the force generated on a current-carrying conductor; the generator is based on the inverse effect that a conductor moving in a magnetic field has a current induced in it.

After the focal plane, the inverse effect occurs.

According to the inverse effect of reciprocal relationship, the supplier's patience is defined vice versa.