Sentence examples for conventionally positive from inspiring English sources

Probably because I thought of "the dark" in the second title as a conventionally positive element, related to what Eliot called "the dark embryo" in which poetry originates.

They also struggled to provide open-ended feedback that wasn't conventionally positive or negative about issues in which their employees possessed greater expertise than they had.

By posting two pictures of themselves - one in a conventionally positive scenario, and another in a more negative light - hundreds of people have hit back at a form of stereotyping they feel is common in the media.

For the numerical analyses of comments, we classified each sentence as "positive" if the sentence contained a conventionally positive emotion ("liked," "loved," "appreciated," "enjoyed", etc).

The data presented here reveal widely overlapping transcript levels between these conventionally HER2-positive and -negative categories, as well as between the "negative" IHC subcategories of 0, 1+, and 2+FISH-ve.

Serological tests require paired admission and convalescence samples to assess a dynamic change in titer (more than or equal to fourfold rise is conventionally regarded as positive).

Under the standard Allred scoring system, a score of > 2 is conventionally classified as ER positive (Harvey et al., 1999).

Thus, the majority of the strains show characteristics relative to commensal phylogenetic groups, although most strains from conventionally raised poultry were positive for virulence factors.

Conventionally treated (CT) HER2-positive patients have the shortest survival time.

A tumor with an Allred score > 2 is conventionally considered to be ER positive.

According to how specialized metabolite production is influenced, all regulators can be conventionally classified into two groups: positive regulators, which activate, and negative regulators, which repress the biosynthesis of natural products.