Sentence examples for a positive recording from inspiring English sources

Recovery of a case of DD was defined as the change from a positive recording to a negative recording from one recording to the next and the date of recovery as being equal to the midpoint between these two.

The onset of a case of DD was defined as a change from a negative recording (no lesions present) to a positive recording (DD like lesion present) from one recording to the next and the date of onset was set at the midpoint between these two recordings.

An unadjusted OR for 'inflammatory response' (item 4) of 3.88 was noted when examining associations between the checklist items and physician diagnosis; patients with a positive recording had a fourfold increase in the risk of receiving a physician diagnosis of VAP compared with patients who did not have a positive report.

"But this should not cloud what I consider to be a positive record," he added.

Milijas, who grew up devoted to the club, had a positive record against Partizan.

"None of their attacks surprise, as they don't have a positive record to run on," Mr. Burton said.

But a Richard Nixon, let alone a King Lear, could not show such a positive record, when, duly humbled, he approached history's pearly gates.

He is the only guy who has a positive record against Federer and his defeat yesterday is not going to do anything to that.

A victory today would give him a positive record going into daunting games at Manchester United (Wednesday) and Arsenal (Saturday in the FA Cup).

How are we going to take care of health insurance for the unemployed?" Mindy Tucker, a Republican spokeswoman, said Mr. Rove had simply been counseling Republicans that Mr. Bush had given them a positive record of accomplishments to run on, from his handling of the war on terrorism to his domestic agenda.

Without a positive record of accomplishment as governor, Ms. Palin may find she has little to run on as she seeks to achieve a critical political goal: expanding her appeal beyond the conservative voters who crowd her rallies and write checks on her behalf.