Sentence examples for characterized negative from inspiring English sources

From a lectern emblazoned with the slogan "Strong Europe," Mr. Orban characterized negative comments about the media law as an "insult".

Another gene defined in the same screen, HRD3, corresponds to the C. elegans gene sel-1, the first molecularly characterized negative regulator of lin-12 [15] [16], [16].

One of the best characterized negative regulators of T cells is the co-stimulatory molecule CTLA-4 (cytotoxic T lymphocyte antigen 4).

There are also multiple well characterized negative feedback loops in the Ras-MAPK pathway that cause desensitization or dampening of the signal [ 49].

High levels of schizotypal ambivalence characterized negative schizotypy compared to control, confirming that schizotypal ambivalence is a common characteristic of negative schizotypy, defined by social anhedonia and disorganized schizotypy.

In fact, when we tried to isolate exosomes from normal human fibroblasts (BJ cells) or normal human skeletal myoblasts (SkMC cells), the number of exosomes isolated was too low to quantify or characterize (negative data not shown).

A metaphor used in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), a common and effective treatment for depression, characterizes negative emotions as unwanted houseguests: It reminds us that we can welcome in guests without being happy the guests are there.

The stress gradient induced free beam mechanism proposed in this paper provides a method of characterizing negative residual stress gradient in thin films without using trenches or through-wafer holes.

Here we experimentally characterize negative refraction in a one dimensional photonic crystal structure; near the low frequency edge of the fourth photonic bandgap.

First, we have explored inter-metabolite association patterns aiming to cluster together metabolites that are associated with sweetness, color or aroma and to characterize negative and positive intra-group associations of the patterns of accumulation.

The triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) is characterized by negative expression of estrogen and progesterone receptors (ER-negative, PR-negative) as well as HER2, and accounts for approximately 16% of all breast cancer diagnoses5,6.