Type of conditional sentence which is an immediate inference made from another conditional sentence.
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inverso Mathematical operation or function which undoes the effect of another entity of the same type.
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In Europe, unfortunately, things seem to be going exactly the opposite way.
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However, as before mentioned, the result was at first almost exactly opposite.
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In all three cases, public opinion polling pointed to the opposite result.
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In truth, the opposite is far more likely to be the case.
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But to know people, you need the opposite method: trust, love, openness.
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You can hedge political risk a number of ways with inverse ETFs.
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However, an inverse dose-related response was observed with higher doses of hCG.
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Conclusions: The results suggest an inverse relationship between lipid levels and AF.
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Cape Town suffers from a dysfunctional urban phenomenon known as 'inverse densification'.
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Leveraged and inverse ETFs use derivatives and debt to magnify market returns.
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But perhaps there is an undiscovered proof for the inverse square law.
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Conclusions: Our results suggest an inverse association between fiber intake and MI.
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Stroke may lead to depression, and the inverse may also be true.
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His conscience stood in inverse relation to the vigor of his body.
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In other words, you could use genetic search to do inverse deduction.
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We observe an inverse relationship with laser power and bulk cooling rates.
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The stock market falls and the price of the inverse ETF falls.
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He was in inverse ratio to her stock idea of theatrical manager.
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An inverse association with seroprevalence was found for education and alcohol consumption.
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Can you take the inverse sine of a value greater than one?
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HDL cholesterol shows an inverse relation with annual changes in plaque size.
