Sentence examples for descriptions negatively from inspiring English sources

Terminology around cancer or leukemia was not included in the health state descriptions based on the conclusions of a study which found that the inclusion of a cancer label in health state descriptions negatively affects health state values [ 15].

To avoid potential confusion, we have modified the description as "The negatively charged Glu1112, critical for interacting with a positively charged surface formed by ANK repeats R2 and R3, is highlighted with a red box" in the revised manuscript.

Although some efforts have been made to formalize description of nursing practice in Japan with the International Classification of Nursing Practice (ICNP), lack of effective description tools has impacted negatively on the initiatives.

This idea is based on polls suggesting that while people react negatively to job descriptions like "state worker," they have better reactions when the job itself is explained.

However, at times the lack of text description on images seems to negatively affect the browsing and discovery experiences on Cooliris app.

Because these disorders are seen more commonly in women, qualitative descriptions of these patients often have been influenced negatively by perceptions tainted by gender bias.

The descriptions that emerged highlighted important issues which can negatively affect the preventive work with childhood overweight in CHC.

These respondents reported that they presented the risks in absolute numerical terms and in a negatively framed way, without any verbal description of the absolute risk and without mentioning the relative risks.

All parents provided positive descriptions of their child and did not compare them negatively with the stillborn infant.

The narrative is fragmented and the narrator often moves from descriptions of scenes to generalizations, especially when describing something negatively charged.

This idea has been supported by the description of DISC1 aggresomes, which are intracellular entities that negatively impact on cellular transport processes (Atkin et al., 2011).