| Presidential popularity is positively associated with partisan support but shows an inverse relationship for members of the opposition. |
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| This place just proves the theory that there's an inverse relationship between attractiveness and proficiency in math. |
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| This inverse relationship between resistance and resilience is of particular importance in ecotoxicological respect. |
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| Similarly, many surveys have identified an inverse relationship between prior microbial exposure and the development of atopy. |
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| Next, Spencer proposes an inverse relationship between the degree of fertility and the development of the nervous system. |
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| In theory, at least, this creates a direct, inverse relationship between the unemployment rate and the inflation rate. |
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| A study published in the October 2001 Journal of Affective Disorders found an inverse relationship between fish consumption and postpartum depression in 23 countries. |
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| I haven't charted this yet, but it seems that there is an inverse relationship between focusing on maximizing investor return, and actual investor return. |
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| A review of 20 international studies looking into the link between the use of the oral contraceptives and rates of bowel cancer found an inverse relationship. |
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| For aerodynamic reasons there is an inverse relationship between the size of a flying animal and the wing-stroke frequency needed to keep it in the air. |
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| The inverse relationship between plasma HDL and triglyceride levels may be partly due to the ability of HDL to regulate triglyceride metabolism. |
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| A single-minded focus on the inverse relationship between employment and productivity growth is too narrow. |
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| The Dollar's inverse relationship with investor appetite for risky assets has reasserted itself in recent weeks, analysts have said. |
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| Cross-sectional studies show an inverse relationship between weight and both self-esteem and body image, particularly in adolescents. |
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| Thus lately, there has been an inverse relationship between the greenback and the black gold. |
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| There is a direct and inverse relationship between increased delivery density and use of fossil fuels, pollution and traffic congestion. |
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| An inverse relationship was noted between alcohol consumption and serum insulin quantity and a positive relation with HDL cholesterol. |
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| Several epidemiological studies have examined this relationship and have found an inverse relationship. |
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| So there was an inverse relationship between the bycatch and the directed fishery. |
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| There is a highly-correlated inverse relationship between the exchange rate and cattle or beef prices. |
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| There is an inverse relationship between interest rates and the cost of future benefits. |
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| The latter is most apparent over the business cycle, although it is also true that this inverse relationship can be rather durable over time. |
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| An inverse relationship was established with higher PeCB concentrations at lower temperatures. |
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| The inverse relationship between level of education and rate of unemployment is becoming more pronounced. |
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| The strong inverse relationship between oil and protein content is illustrated in Figure 4 for both growing regions. |
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| The inverse relationship doesn't always hold. |
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| An inverse relationship is discernible between level of education and the highest level of childbearing, and there is a direct relationship between education and childlessness. |
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| In general, the two maps show an inverse relationship to each other. |
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| Some investors are confused by the inverse relationship between bonds and interest rates-that is, the fact that bonds are worth less when interest rates rise. |
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| Epidemiological studies in the United States in the 1930s and 1940s revealed an inverse relationship between the natural fluoride content of waters and the rate of dental caries. |
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| Given the inverse relationship between a firm's cost of equity and its share price, this implies a higher cost of equity for firms that use dual-class shares. |
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| As such, traders will want to follow the movements of the major equity indices as the dollar has recently been trading in an inverse relationship to equities. |
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| In other words, there is an inverse relationship between monetary reward and the kind of conceptual skills that American corporations, and Google especially, need for success. |
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| In addition, they highlight the fact that many studies have shown an inverse relationship between nitrogen applications and phenolic compound concentrations. |
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| Magnesium has an inverse relationship with calcium. |
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| How long this inverse relationship will hold is not predictable. |
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| If production of one good increases along the curve, production of the other good decreases, an inverse relationship. |
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| The inverse relationship between pH and hydrogen ion concentration is difficult for students to visualize. |
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| Actually, there's an inverse relationship. |
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| When we look at the patterns between leisuring and volunteering, we find nearly an inverse relationship, with more volunteering time related to less leisuring time. |
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| Studies have previously found an inverse relationship between high density lipoprotein cholesterol or apolipoprotein A-1 levels and cardiovascular disease. |
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