Sentence examples for be regarded positively from inspiring English sources

How can Ukip win 27% of the vote and yet be regarded positively by only 22% of the electorate?

As time went on, though, the Alliance came to be regarded positively by many observers.

Most GPs reported tympanometry to be easy to master and useful when assessing children's ears after the short training intervention, whereas pneumatic otoscopy was seen as the more difficult skill and was less likely to be regarded positively by GPs than tympanometry.

A low SSR is regarded positively.

The new Kipling is regarded positively as a decorous bridge between the 19th and 20th centuries (someone born in 1865, who died in 1936, couldn't have better straddled the two).

In certain systems, aeons were regarded positively as embodiments of the divine; in others, they were viewed negatively as vast media of time, space, and experience through which the human soul must painfully pass to reach its divine origin.

This leading role was regarded positively as "partners helping each other work with situations" rather than "adversaries trying to screw every last advantage out of each other" (Manager, provider organisation).

The IMCI program is regarded positively by health care workers in Mwanza city and they are optimistic that full implementation of IMCI will occur if there is collaboration of supervisors, IMCI focal person, CHMT and other stakeholders interested in child health.

Thus, ZnO and other metal oxide NPs should not simply be regarded as positively charged NPs, as has been done in other studies based on the positive zeta potential value in water [4, 12, 13].

The evaluation of COX-2 expression by quantity of staining alone may allow more tissue to be regarded as positively stained, as this does not incorporate the intensity of staining like in other evaluation methods.

Therefore, Foxo3a and p53 can be regarded as partners that positively as well as negatively regulate each other, depending on the context [ 51].