Sentence examples for Evidently positive from inspiring English sources

Evidently "positive prediction" means the prediction of a PEP-promoter and "negative prediction" means the lack of positive prediction.

His veneer of ecological concern and vague bohemianism cannot quite distract from all this, nor from the fact that his quietly formidable Labour opponent Sadiq Khan is engaging in a modern class politics, to evidently positive effect.

This is an immediately troubling list of evidently positive words rated as −1 in MPQA.

But its cultural consequences are not all self-evidently positive.

For all its ubiquity, hygge is also recognised as a self-evidently positive and particularly Danish value.

Increased utilisation of curative care is not self-evidently positive and care patterns can be distorted by provider interests and also unequal access by different groups.

And some of these human rights evidently include positive rights to security and the provision of basic necessities, such as food and water.

Nonetheless, survival, while evidently a positive outcome, does not truly reflect the health condition of a patient upon discharge from the intensive care unit (ICU).

Based on these findings, the F-PET/CT scan results for most of the 29 patients, as interpreted according to the Deauville criteria, were evidently false positive.

5 out of 8 OGCs with gene duplications were evidently influenced by positive selection, while 2 of the 4 OGCs with gene-loss events showed evidence of positive selection.

However, 7 out of 13 OGCs with gene duplication and/or loss were evidently influenced by positive selection, suggesting that OGCs with duplicated or lost genes were more readily influenced by positive selection than other OGCs.