The phrase "a substantially more negative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the negativity of two or more things, indicating that one is significantly more negative than the other.
Example: "The results of the second experiment showed a substantially more negative outcome than the first."
Alternatives: "considerably more negative" or "significantly more negative".
A yeast model system studied with a fluorescence imaging probe (71) showed a substantially more negative GSH redox potential (very low free GSSG); the relevance for mammalian cell physiology will need to be addressed.
Indeed, non-invasive measurements in cultured microglia have suggested a true input resistance of ∼8 GΩ (Newell & Schlichter, 2005), which, if appropriate for microglia in slices, would imply a substantially more negative resting potential than we measure and, in the absence of voltage-gated channel activation, an oxidase-induced depolarization of about +240 mV from that resting potential.
Comparing columns 1 and 2 and 5 and 6 in Table 2 shows that including SAT makes the effect of HOPE on the probability of being a STEM major substantially more negative, both as a freshman and upon graduation.20 If HOPE resulted in higher-SAT students staying in-state, controlling for SAT reduces some of the potential bias from the changing composition of the student body due to HOPE.
Yet this time around, public reaction to the news President Rousseff was allegedly involved in a scandal has been substantially more negative.
Prior work shows that it is typical for students' attitudes toward physics to become substantially more negative after a semester of introductory physics, although this strongly depends on the student population and course in question (Kortemeyer, 2007; Redish et al., 1997).
Our free energy calculations agree with this observation, suggesting that for this value of ε binding is very weak: K d = 0.33 M and g cc = − 1.1 k B T. Note that formation of additional bonds in a capsid structure will give rise to substantially more negative binding free energies.
Using data from a large national English patient survey we found substantially more negative experiences reported by ethnic minorities (particularly South Asians and Chinese), younger patients and those with poor self-rated health.
The memo, written by foundation president Ronald Walker, a former Nixon aide, complained that the exhibit would be "substantially more negative" in tone than that of the Kennedy, Carter and Reagan libraries in handling controversial aspects of their namesakes' presidencies.
Although South Asian and Chinese patients reported substantially more negative experiences than White patients, Black/White differences were small and inconsistent in direction.
In contrast, (3) related lure false alarms were substantially more negative than correct rejections after about 600 ms, whereas target hits were only slightly more negative than related lure correct rejections after about 700 ms.
Research on the influence of reforms targeting the organizational environment shows that health workers who have experienced job restructuring hold substantially more negative views about the impact of reforms on patient care than those who have not [ 27].
