Sentence examples for aggregated positive from inspiring English sources
The film earned a mere $4.6 million at the box office, and received a dismal 11% aggregated positive rating on RottenTomatoes.com.
Yet it is by no means the only important cause: there was only one item (no/ineffective drugs for NDs) in the first round, and two items (no/inadequate research coordination and disease-specific research difficulties) in the second round that received less than 80% of aggregated positive responses (most important/important) by all participating experts.
13 of the 15 causes listed in the second round were considered most important or important by more than 80% of the panelists; only two items, i.e. disease-specific research difficulties and no or inadequate research coordination received less than 80% of aggregated positive replies.
61.4% of the respondents rated orphan drug regulations very effective or effective; of their individual incentives, market exclusivity was given the highest ranking (22.1%) in the category "very effective"; the highest aggregated positive reply (very effective/effective) was given to tax credits (62.3%).
She keeps in constant contact with her fans on social media, updating her followers on the chart rankings for singles that she's featured on and aggregating positive press in long scrolls and screenshots.
When we spend that much time doing something, even small increases in productivity make a large aggregate positive difference.
If this is the case, there could be an aggregate positive effect of immigration on productivity without one that showed up differentially across plants.
Therefore, the patients were split into aggregate positive and negative patients.
This could indicate that different pathogenic pathways are active in aggregate positive versus negative patients.
Subsequently, the patients were split into lymphocyte aggregate positive- and negative patients.
Here 38 features were statistically significant between good and non-responding patients in the aggregate positive group.
