Sentence examples for by generating a negative from inspiring English sources
The device works by generating a negative pressure, which deflects a membrane and extracts liquid volumes in the submicroliter range.
The balloon was then deflated by generating a negative pressure of approximately −10 cmH2O, and the stopcock was closed.
The balloon was first deflated by generating a negative pressure, followed by opening the balloon to the atmosphere for 3 min to standardize the residual volume remaining in the balloon and the catheter lumen.
Designed to rejuvenate and recharge the human body by generating a negative ion field, the Integratron was based on theories from Nikolai Tesla, sacred geometry, and information Van Tassel gathered while visited by extraterrestrials from Venus.
Finally, the results of Model AM reflected a redistribution of the ignored paternally inherited variance by increasing the direct and maternal additive genetic variances (to 924.6 and 371.0, respectively), and by generating a strong negative direct-maternal genetic covariance (−473.5).
Given that there is a ceiling on how many responses are available, the range of scores on the recognition trials is more constrained than that on the recall trials, and the spread of scores is constrained by this ceiling, generating a negative skew.
Perhaps you were taught how far you could go before generating a negative response by your father's tone of voice or a certain glance your mother gave you.
Lately, Wang, et al. [ 16] developed an elegant algorithm, positive sample only learning (PSoL), to predict non-coding RNA (ncRNA) genes by generating an optimized negative class of ncRNA from so-called "unlabeled" data using two-class SVM.
These devices work by generating a flow of negative ions that charge and bind together with airborne particulate matter.
Should a premium for non-GM varieties emerge in the market, 'contamination' by GM pollen would generate a negative externality to conventional growers.
The term 'invasive species' is usually synonymized with species established outside their natural range by human action, and that subsequently generate a negative impact on the local ecosystem and the native organisms (Ricciardi and Cohen 2007).
