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Meanings of nonmonotonic in English

Spanish
no monótono

Not monotonic.

no monótono
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Examples for "monotonic"
Examples for "monotonic"
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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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Usage of nonmonotonic in English
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Relationships between pupil size and firing rate were nonmonotonic in some cells.
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A nonmonotonic doping behavior as a function of the composition is uncovered.
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The force exerted by an emerging tube is a nonmonotonic function of its length.
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We have excluded magnetic fields and vortex motion as the source of the nonmonotonic behavior.
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We find that the recently predicted nonmonotonic, cusplike synchronization landscape manifests itself in the rate of convergence to the synchronous state.
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This was paralleled by nonmonotonic and dose-specific DNA hypomethylation of genes that confer carcinogenic risk, with greatest hypomethylation at the lowest BPA doses.
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The shape of the dose-response curves for reported effects varied with the end point and dosing regimen and were low-dose linear, threshold-appearing, or nonmonotonic.
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Translations for nonmonotonic
Nonmonotonic through the time