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Meanings of inverse association in English

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Usage of inverse association in English
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Conclusions: Our results suggest an inverse association between fiber intake and MI.
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An inverse association with seroprevalence was found for education and alcohol consumption.
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The inverse association in women disappeared at doses lower than in men.
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Conclusion: These results support an inverse association between diabetes history and glioma risk.
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Our results provide support for an inverse association between BMD and PCa risk.
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The inverse association also remained after adjustment for the other known risk factors.
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Conclusion: Our findings demonstrate handgrip strength has a significant inverse association with depression.
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Conclusions: We found a weak inverse association between fish intake and coronary calcification.
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Background: There is evidence for inverse association between endogenous testosterone and blood pressure.
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There was an inverse association between BMI and ovarian cancer risk.
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Body fat percentage had a significant inverse association with BP-3 concentrations.
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Two recent studies found an inverse association between age at menarche and all-cause mortality.
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Results: We found an inverse association between DRC in peripheral lymphocytes and patient survival.
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In particular, the inverse association was even stronger among men with this variant SNP.
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Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) showed significant inverse association with Lag in same group.
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This study demonstrated an inverse association between the body burden of Cd and osteoporosis.
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Inverse association through the time
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