Sentence examples for a negative house from inspiring English sources

A negative house effect means the pollster's surveys consistently showed higher support for Democratic candidates than they actually received; a positive house effect means the pollster's work consistently showed higher support for Republican candidates than they actually received.

We classified a household as a "negative house" based only on dwellers that we evaluated, but in some cases, we were not able to examine all residents, which could also be a source of bias by not detecting possible seropositive individuals in those "negative houses".

But balanced against that was the need to avoid "a negative housing shock" through the tax system, he said.

America's economy has never looked so unbalanced, with a negative household savings rate, a housing bubble, a hefty budget deficit, a record current-account deficit and rising inflation.

Some signs are negative: house prices, unemployment.

Negative house price expectations were therefore widespread across groups of the population at the end of 2011.

I estimate the extent to which negative house price changes lower mobility for some homeowners.

"Negative house" = household with only seronegative dwellers Moreover, the group that did not develop leprosy during this period of time also demonstrated a significant increase in their average antibody titres (T1 median OD = 0.336, IQR = 0.461; T2 median OD = 0.460; IQR = 0.543; p < 0.05 by the Mann–Whitney U test).

The odds of clinical leprosy were also higher in "positive houses" compared to "negative houses" (p < .05), indicating that a follow-up of ten people living in households with at least one seropositive dweller have a 85%% probability to detect at least one new case in 2 years.

The odds of finding a new leprosy case in "positive houses" was 2.6 times higher than in negative houses (95%CI = 1.18 5.91; p < 0.05), indicating that in a follow-up of 10 people living in "positive houses", the probability of detecting at least one new case in a period of 2 years is 0.85 (or 85%%).

Aggregate negative housing equity is thought to top $500 billion.