Sentence examples for be substantially positive from inspiring English sources

When s and h are strong complements in productionΔ may be substantially positive.

However, Table 5 also shows thatwhen σ is large, Δ11 may be substantially negative and ε ̂ 12 may be substantially positive even when s andh are strong complements in production.

Table 5 illustrates that when school quality and studenteffort are strong complements in production (ϱ = 2 in thetable) then the elasticity difference of Δ11 may be substantially positive (as for Δ in themodel with a single subject) and ε ̂ 12 may be substantially negative.

However, the effects of Double Dose were substantially positive in schools that did not do so.

The degree of linear polarization in comets is substantially positive at α > 30°.

33 Uncertainty in each effect was expressed as 90% CL and as probabilities that the true effect was substantially positive or negative.

17 Uncertainty in each effect was expressed as 90% CL and as probabilities that the true effect was substantially positive or negative.

Uncertainty in each effect was expressed as 90% confidence limits and as probabilities that the true effect was substantially positive or negative.

Khaitovich et al. [4] suggested that the majority of expression divergences between species are selectively neutral and are non-functional adaptations, while Jordan et al. [5] suggested that gene expression divergence among mammalian species is subject to the effects of purifying selection and could also be substantially influenced by positive Darwinian selection.

Anxiety and depression are known to be substantially correlated so that moderate positive correlations of self-report instruments for depression with measures of anxiety are a common phenomenon.

However, in this study N588K IhERG1a/1b could not be substantially inactivated by depolarizations as positive as +80 mV (Fig. 3) and so we adopted an approach to quantify inactivation similar to that used in a recent investigation of inactivation-attenuating hERG mutations [22].