Sentence examples for yet, inversely from inspiring English sources

ADCC activity correlated positively with the anti-V2 Ab titer yet, inversely with CD4i Ab titer.

Using data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) (1999 2002), Turyk et al. (2007) found PCBs to be positively related to TSH among older women, yet inversely associated among older men.

Secondly, orphans' resilience scores remain relatively stable across different levels of caregiver help and assistance (p < 0.05) but amongst non-orphans', resilience scores are strongly, yet inversely, influenced by the level of help and assistance they receive from their caregivers (p < 0.05).

Yet, it is inversely proportional to additional water content, H2O-to-Na2O mole ratio and the water-to-geopolymer solids ratio.

PCB 206 was one of the congeners least tightly correlated with total PCBs, yet was strongly inversely correlated with testosterone levels.

Recent initiatives to improve health care quality have focused attention on length of stay (LOS) and readmission rates for surgical patients, yet these two outcomes may be inversely related.

Yet, most of the comorbidity complexes inversely associated with dementia in our study have not been investigated very often.

The dTTP level was inversely associated with vitality score, yet the dCTP level showed a significant association with vitality score in the opposite direction.

And online dating offers just such chances for us to have fast and furious sexual relationships in which commitment is a no-no and yet quantity and quality can be positively rather than inversely related.

Yet the availability of medical services continues to vary inversely with need, according to the Inverse Care Law [ 3].

These sex differences have also been reported in Jamaica, where income is inversely related to rates of obesity in women, yet is directly related to rates of obesity in men [ 42].