Sentence examples for Positive merits from inspiring English sources

The opposition wins, if it does, not because of any positive merits, but because, by definition, it is not the government.

The age of sexual revolution was more open about the positive merits of sex than about its abuse in power relations.

They have several positive merits especially their chemical resistance, thermal resistance, and high permeability (Schaep et al. 1999; van Gestel et al. 2002 2002).

Still haven't figured out why Cheney is so obsessed with selling the positive merits of torture.

Still, though, the relative benefits of the proposed structuring methods are unclear, in part since researchers mainly publish positive merits benchmarked on their own data sets.

It can be shown [3, 5] that the other direct cost factors enumerated above grid expansion, funding for CHP and for R&D are much lower than the differential cost of the RE expansion itself, and they are being at least partly offset by the positive merit order effect.

The published specificity of the testing method suggests that these are "true positives" and merit further examination of clinical correlations.

The emotional and surgical import of false-positive tests merit emphasis: Wilson et al (2008), in a CT screening study of 3642 persons, reported that 41% had non-calcified nodules, 95% of which were non-cancerous.

To assess innovation system performance, these conditions can be studied in a structured way to identify innovation system merits (positive) or innovation system failures (negative).

By contrast, last month when Mr. Obama also visited a factory, in Maryland, a far-better jobs report merited positive mention in his remarks.

Whatever the merits of positive thinking, its prevalence has oversimplified the way we conceptualise our emotional lives.