Sentence examples for attain positive from inspiring English sources

"It will be easier said than done to state that the market will bounce back by the end of 2009 as the sheer fact is that markets will begin to stabilize only toward the latter half of 2010 and attain positive growth by late 2011 or early 2012," Mr. Thomas said.

Thus, the results indicate that it may be more difficult to attain positive effects through acute physical activity in real-world settings than in laboratory settings and that physiological and cognitive requirements may have to be adjusted to individual capacity to make an intervention effective.

On the other hand, if the dust particles attain positive charge, then the perturbed dust density is obtained as ( n_{d1} = frac{{ek^{2} Z_{d} n_{d0} phi_{1} }}{{m_{d} left[ { omega - k_{xy} upsilon_{d0} )^{2} - k^{2} V_{{{text{th}}d}}^{2} } right]}} ) [in place of Eq. (10)] and the quasineutrality condition reads ( n_{e0} = n_{i0} + Z_{d} n_{d0} ).

The introduction of a self-management group support program in FMG may inpsire more vulnerable people to participate and attain positive outcomes [ 4].

Previous studies (Feist et al., 2007) obtained binary reversibility annotations by checking if Δr G′ can attain positive and negative values at different physiological concentrations.

Thus, from a performance perspective it is perhaps again more appropriate to talk, not about learning ability, but rather motivation to learn based on the animal's basal motivation to avoid negative and attain positive reinforcers.

Last year, Iron Mountain attained positive cash flow ($57 million) and turned a profit ($58.3 million) for the first time since going public in 1996.

Assume that it attains positive local maximums and/or negative local minimums at infinitely many points.

Different repair techniques, such as microfractures, mosaicplasty, and osteochondral allograft, among others, have attained positive results [2, 3, 4, 5, 6].

These three studies found significantly better adult outcomes (i.e., education completed, jobs attained, positive mental health outcomes) for those children who experienced high quality early childhood programs than those who did not.

Released as the lead single from MercyMe's 2004 album Undone, "Here with Me" attained positive critical reception and peaked at No. 1 on multiple Christian radio chart formats; it also peaked inside the top 40 on several mainstream radio formats.