The phrase "as did negative" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The results were disappointing, as did negative feedback from the audience."
Alternatives: "as did the unfavorable" or "as did the adverse".
Really, though, praise has many of the same basic problems and characteristics as do negative evaluations.
In multivariate analysis (Table 4), the positive association between female gender and migraine barely survived (P > 0.02), but the association with headache on ≥ 15 days/month remained strongly significant, as did the negative association with TTH.
PCR of the blank DNA extractions yielded no amplification signal over 35 Q-PCR cycles as did PCR negative controls.
The variable SLR was also included in all models, categorized as not done, negative (≥60°) or positive (<60°), except in the model that referred to doing the test.
The negative story sells more, as does the negative message.
Patients with poor grade had poorer median survival than those with good or moderate grade reported, as did those with negative nodes compared to patients with positive nodes.
In addition, the "sovereign immunity" enjoyed by many universities in the US provides additional complications, as does the negative publicity of suing universities, while the courts have not always ruled such terms of service to be binding.
The attractive positive motivational aspect of a pleasure seems a part of its directly experienced phenomenal feel, as does the negative affective character of a pain, at least in the case of normal non-pathological experience.
Johnson's Bone Scan Negative The bone scan that designated hitter Nick Johnson had Monday on his left wrist came back negative, as did a magnetic resonance imaging test taken last week.
An in-competition test at Market Rasen last July returned negative as did another test carried out during an unannounced visit to Newland's stable in October.
