inverse correlation

collocation in English

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inverse
adjective[before noun]
uk /ɪnˈvɜːs/ us /ɪnˈvɝːs/
opposite in relation to ...
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correlation
noun[C or U]
uk /ˌkɒr.əˈleɪ.ʃən/ us /ˌkɔːr.əˈleɪ.ʃən/
a connection or relationship between two or more facts, ...
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Examples of inverse correlation

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Our experimental analysis on when to argue shows a clear inversecorrelation between the benefit of arguing and the resources available within the context.
The abundance of these indices shows an inversecorrelation with the abundance of the highfertility indices.
There is also an inversecorrelation between hope and fatigue.
As might be expected, the percentage of organic content (.55) is greater toward the top (note inversecorrelation to depth), marking the top soil.
Hence, there is an inversecorrelation between time and personnel on the one hand, and the birth rates on the other.
It was replicated by a strong linear inversecorrelation between the d-primes and the semantic similarities of the 30 synonyms.
Furthermore, we see that there is a strong inversecorrelation between the size of the grammar in terms of lexicalized trees and its supertagging accuracy.
A significant inversecorrelation existed between iron content in the bone-marrow and liver (body) store.
Inversecorrelation of firing patterns of single topographically matched perigeniculate neurons and cat dorsal lateral geniculate relay cells.
Inversecorrelation of firing of single topographically matched perigeniculate neurons and cat dorsal lateral geniculate relay cells.
Inversecorrelation ranks are generated during the test procedure, reversing the sign of detected relationships, and a negative correlation coefficient represents a positive relationship.
A significant inversecorrelation was noted between the ejection fraction and follow-up (r=-0.71, p=0.04) as well as between the ejection fraction and shape index (r=-0.76, p=0.048).
In traditional societies, output fluctuated widely, but the effects on income were dampened by the inversecorrelation with prices (given the low elasticity of food consumption).
One has only to look at recent elections to see that that inversecorrelation holds true.
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That was not the main cause of the inversecorrelation between social class and participation; it was the earlier experience in life.
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