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Meanings of monotonic in English

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monotônico

Of a sequence or function; consistently increasing and never decreasing or consistently decreasing and never increasing in value.

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      monotônico

      Sounded or spoken in a tone unvarying in pitch.

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            Conclusion: A monotonic relationship exists between increasing maternal glycemia and perinatal morbidity.
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            We observed monotonic graded relationships for all outcomes with increasing MWI quartiles.
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            No monotonic dependence of flux on either molecular weight or lipophilicity was observed.
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            If the influence of the diffusion dominates, the magnetization exhibits a monotonic decay.
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            We found a monotonic relationship between increasing age and increasing levels of educational attainment.
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            There was a monotonic increase in prevalence with age for both astigmatism and anisometropia.
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            Specifically it fails when incorporating visual input neurons with monotonic gain modulation by eye-position.
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            Unilateral testing resulted in a monotonic delay-related forgetting function.
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            Conversely, monotonic increases in magnetic resonance imaging volume discharges were observed with increasing specialist encounter proportion.
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            A monotonic dose-response relationship was also noted between antecedent BV and subsequent chlamydia and gonorrhea infection.
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            His monotonic recital was crisp and clear.
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            Instead, there was the monotonic voice of a recorded operator that had the effect of crashing thunder.
            The bourne ultimatum
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            Then we measured the mRNA levels from two loops in 10-mutant mice and observed the similar monotonic relationship.
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            The announcer on the overseas "feed" was speaking in the monotonic drone peculiar to such satellite transmissions.
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            The quail's song is merely a monotonic rhythmical figure to which German fancy has fitted words of pious admonition:
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            We also found a significant learning effect indicated by a monotonic decrease in reaction time and an increase in accuracy.
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            monotônico
            Monotonic through the time