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Meanings of inversely in English

Portuguese
reciprocamente

By inversion.

reciprocamente
Usage of inversely in English
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Background: Education is inversely associated with cardiovascular disease incidence in developed countries.
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In turn, soil lead content was inversely associated with muscle metal levels.
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Current level of physical activity was independently and inversely associated with HRU.
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Rate of infection was inversely related to birth weight and gestational age.
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Conclusions: Social support was inversely associated with psychological distress among Latina women.
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Conclusion: TD indices are directly related to contractility and inversely to afterload.
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Conclusions: In childhood, serum levels of AD are inversely related to hypertension.
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It would seem, inversely, that AA did indeed sign off on transactions.
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Longer lactation duration was inversely associated with NAFLD in unadjusted logistic regression.
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The data suggest that niacin sensitivity is inversely correlated with negative symptoms.
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Electric and magnetic force varies inversely as the square of the distance.
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Body condition of 12-day-old female nestlings was inversely related to feather corticosterone.
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At large voltages, this time decreases inversely proportionally to the applied voltage.
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Methyl Hg was inversely correlated with salinity, sediment Eh and sand content.
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Cardiovascular effects were inversely related to the length of the temporal delay.
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Current in a circuit having resistance only, varies inversely as the resistance.
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Inversely through the time
Inversely across language varieties
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Common
United Kingdom
Rare