The phrase "afterwards negative" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing outcomes or effects that follow a certain event, but it would need clarification for better understanding.
Example: "The results of the experiment were positive at first, but the feedback was afterwards negative."
Alternatives: "subsequently unfavorable" or "later detrimental".
Therefore, we can only speculate that personnel in primary care also referred subjects to the Center with faint test lines who afterwards tested negative at conventional serology, as shown in a previous study [ 25].
Afterwards, it becomes negative and significant in Italy, France and Spain (as described in Section 2.3 5; it is still negative, but small and not significant in Germany.
Afterwards, the polymeric negative is eliminated by alkaline dissolution at room temperature in order to obtain the designed architecture scaffolds.
But first, Triage® should be done and, if its result is negative, afterwards HPLC should be carried out.
Afterwards, the EV71 negative conversion rates increased gradually in throats and feces, but EV71 nucleotides in feces samples lasted clearly longer than that in throats.
Of the remaining 10 patients, two were not treated any further due to discharge and 8 underwent a second treatment cycle with seven of them being MRSA negative afterwards (total of 91.4% being MRSA negative).
An estimated effect might even become negative afterwards if the 'high risk' pool of subjects is depleted without sufficient replenishment, causing a mortality rate lower than the underlying rate [ 17].
A change in CTC status was observed in 133 patients (42.6%); 64 patients (20.5%) with initially CK-19 mRNA-positive CTC during the first 24 months turned CTC-negative afterwards while 69 (22.1%) who were initially CTC-negative became CTC-positive.
In his series Fox River Derivatives Peter Hoffman decided to augment the photos he took of the Fox River in Chicago by afterwards dousing the negatives in gasoline and then setting them aflame.
This allows for a division into BTD and WTD states, although a problem with this approach is that it does not take into account the possibility of maximum endurable time states, i.e., states that give a positive utility for some period x < t, but a negative utility afterwards, such that the overall utility after (t) years is negative [ 28– 31].
