Sentence examples for continual positive from inspiring English sources

And in 2011 I see a continual positive move forward — not leaps and bounds, but good, positive recovery.

● Good ending: Flickr's Contact updates provide a never-ending ending, a continual positive spin on our initial investment of putting our own pictures in there.

The observations of extremely rapid evolution of influenza A, especially in the HA gene, has led to the suggestion that the evolution of the surface regions of the HA is driven by continual positive selection.

It is a medical device that provides continual positive air pressure via a mask to help keep a patient's airway open during sleep and has been proven to be effective in reducing respiratory disturbances and symptoms of sleepiness [ 28].

We also showed that about 50% of toxin sequences had exceptionally high nonsynonymous substitution rates relative to nontoxins, which is also consistent with strong, continual positive selection acting on toxins, although relaxed purifying selection cannot be ruled out.

"But continual griping, with no positive spin, can make them loathe the very idea of growing up.

The group with positive attitudes toward continual collaboration with PCTs ("positive group," n = 124) was younger (p = 0.01) and included more females (p = 0.04) than did the other group ("negative group," n = 20) (Table 1).

These results indicate that physicians' positive attitudes toward continual collaboration with PCTs were strongly associated with basic knowledge about palliative care.

Positive colonies showing protease activity as indicated by the formation of transparent halo zones around the colonies were selected as positive clones after continual incubation of the plates at 30°C for additional 7 h.

According to our results, basic knowledge about palliative care is sufficient for developing a positive attitude toward continual collaboration with PCTs, which will facilitate the introduction of analgesic treatment to patients at appropriate times.

Debate continues over whether the positive selection to which antigenic sites are subjected is continual or punctuated [40] [42].