Sentence examples for as negative signals from inspiring English sources
Many argue that these income statement effects are counterintuitive and that financial statement-users are likely to misinterpret fair value gains as positive signals and fair value losses as negative signals.
The amplification curves with Ct values between the green vertical bars were taken as positive amplifications, while those beyond the limits (the red vertical bar in Fig. 5) were regarded as negative signals.
We also included ∼100 genes which displayed the most variation across the 305 experimental conditions as negative signals.
The difficulties encountered by innovator entrepreneurs to access financing by venture capitalists eventually also affect access to credit, as banks interpret this event as negative signaling.
On the demand side, the policy could have positive (improved employee satisfaction) as well as negative (signal of a reduced availability to work, organizational difficulties) effects on employment (Devisscher and Sanders 2007).
Values with an S/N ≤ 3 were classified as negative signal.
The latter finding likely points to an indirect influence, and suggests that LAE1 influences the formation of both positive as well negative signals or regulators of the respective genes.
The bank also warned that business sentiment had been "somewhat weak," signaling that it saw its latest Tankan survey, an economic survey of Japanese businesses, as offering negative signals for the economy.
For these reasons, dividend cuts are, on average, viewed as huge negative signals by the market.
Current concepts of transgene design are also considered together with an overview of new genetically-encoded tools including both cellular indicators such as fluorescent activity reporters, and cellular regulators such as dominant negative signalling factors.
By contrast, all four insertion mutants have similar CD spectra with both positive signals lost as well as the maximal negative signal shifted from ∼204 nm to ∼200 nm, indicating that they are largely unstructured.
