Sentence examples for excessively positive from inspiring English sources

Because this positioning generated an excessively positive static fluid head, the headspace pressure in this reservoir was reduced below atmospheric pressure through a pneumatic pressure/vacuum regulator (Fairchild, Model 16) and monitored by a differential capacitance manometer (MKS Baratron, Model 698A, 1000 mbar full-scale with 0.001 mbar resolution).

I know that sounds like I'm being excessively positive, but we're pretty much best friends".

Such feelings may be drawn from stereotypes — the Connecticut pediatrician casting my wife as overanxious or my viewing my elderly patient as a chronic complainer — or they may be excessively positive.

Some market participants view the low level of the VIX as an indication of excessively positive sentiment among investors and thus a contrary indicator for the general direction of stock prices.

Originally from Wisconsin, he is an excessively positive and optimistic person, who is constantly upbeat and extremely energetic.

It could be inferred that Taiwanese students are less inclined to evaluate themselves in an excessively positive manner [ 17].

Fifty-six patients who were receiving outpatient psychiatric care gave their consent to fill out questionnaires designed to assess symptomatology, awareness of illness, and self-serving bias (SSB), which is a tendency to excessively attribute positive events to internal causes.

The results showed that emotional discomfort, which is directly related to the depressive syndrome, and the cognitive syndrome were significantly associated with a reversed SSB (tendency to excessively attribute positive events to external causes and negative events to internal causes).

Although, Goiania's TB incidence was 22/100,000 persons, a low rate for a Brazilian city, an excessively high positive TST rates were observed among the HCW.

Two problems surface when companies focus excessively on the positive.

Traditional scanning methods for TF binding site prediction are known to perform relatively poorly in that they typically have an excessively high false positive rate (see [29]).