The phrase "are probably negative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential outcomes or effects that are likely to be unfavorable or detrimental.
Example: "The results of the experiment are probably negative, indicating that the hypothesis was incorrect."
Alternatives: "are likely unfavorable" or "are expected to be detrimental."
"They'll get by with another easy year, but the long term trend is probably negative growth," a Western diplomat said.
If this value is almost 9, biaxial stress ratio is probably negative.
If anything, the correlation is probably negative.
This is because the term "hipster" denotes an identity that's hard to nail down, but is probably negative and definitely disingenuous somehow(i.e., two dudes can be wearing the same Bad Brains T-shirt, but the one you like and think is "for real" is a punk, and the one you think is a filthy hobbyist is a hipster).
When IgG antibodies were not detected, the results were regarded as being "probably negative" (Group C).
…some parents assume once DBS result is probably negative, the children are negative, they don't bring them back for follow up unless the children has an acute illness is when they have no alternative there and come back.
Recent HIV testing among YMSM who believed their own HIV status at the time of survey was "definitely negative" (44.7%) was more likely than among YMSM who believed they were "probably negative" or "didn't know" (35.3% and 12.8% respectively, p < 0.001) and those who believed they were "probably positive" (17.9%, p < 0.05).
Service provider …some parents assume once DBS result is probably negative, the children are negative, they don't bring them back for follow up unless the children has an acute illness is when they have no alternative there and come back.
I decide that my thoughts are probably too negative today and may be stopping me from experiencing my true spiritual nature.
