Sentence examples for describing negative from inspiring English sources

One aspect is describing negative control results, which, in the parlance of a "whodunit," establishes who didn't do it.

Extensive earlier ecophysiological work describing negative effects of wind speed on plant growth in general (e.g., [73], [74], [27], [75], [23]), justified the a priori hypothesis that wind-protected plants would deviate positively from wind-exposed plants, in terms of biomass, height and diameter.

This hypothesis contradicts findings of other authors describing negative parental behaviour as stable [ 38, 40].

Our data also support a growing body of literature describing negative associations between S. pneumoniae and S. aureus (12 – 12 ).

The first of these, relates to the potential harm which may arise through reading messages posted by other members describing negative illness-related experiences.

It has been noted that the reports describing negative effects of GCs often involved either frequent injections or high dosages [ 50].

"Most mortgages made between the fall of 2004 and the fall of 2007, the majority of them are underwater," says Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Economy.com, describing negative-equity situations in which more is owed on the home than it's worth.

They described "negative popular stereotyping" of Americans on Canadian TV.

How many of the students described negative experiences?

Since then, Trump and his allies have hijacked the term to describe negative stories about the current administration.

While some have described negative inflation as a sign of economic fragility, the chancellor, George Osborne, sought to play down fears that the UK had slipped into deflation.