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Meanings of inverse relationship in English

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Usage of inverse relationship in English
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Conclusions: The results suggest an inverse relationship between lipid levels and AF.
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We observe an inverse relationship with laser power and bulk cooling rates.
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An inverse relationship between early hospital arrival and delayed thrombolysis was noted.
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It seems that there is an inverse relationship between oil wealth and accountability.
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CRP had an inverse relationship to leg power and walking speed.
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Homocysteine had an inverse relationship to quadriceps strength and gait speed.
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Serum ucOC concentration and BMD of lumbar spine showed a significant inverse relationship.
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We demonstrate an inverse relationship between deletion frequency and deletion size.
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There was an inverse relationship between butyric acid and HVPG values.
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There it was again, that inverse relationship between curiosity and fear.
Unleashing the power of rubber bands: lessons in non-linear lead...
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An inverse relationship between CPAP therapy and AF recurrence was observed.
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Also there is an inverse relationship between latitude and T1D incidence.
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There was an inverse relationship between age and perceived discomfort.
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An inverse relationship was discovered between social rank and depression.
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The up-regulated SERPINA3K revealed an inverse relationship with Clock knockdown.
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If anything, there is an inverse relationship between the two.
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