Figure 6shows data for the cell line that did not differ from zero and a representative line with negative slopes.

Thus the negative slope during the impulse is lower on the right than on the left.

The graph of the residence time distribution should look like a negative slope with positive concavity.

However, the assumptions of consumer preference theory do not guarantee that the demand curve will have a negative slope.

The negative slope of the demand curve is due to the substitution and income effects.

If it has a negative slope the congestion will continue upstream (see figure a).

Similar calculations are carried out to determine pixel positions along a line with negative slope.

According to Viner, these economic thinkers came up with a theory that explained the negative slopes of demand curves.

Note that when the ground slopes downwards, the observer will record a negative slope to the base of the tree.

Most significant feature became a front windshield with a negative slope.