Sentence examples for has provided positive from inspiring English sources
The study has provided positive results confirming that the passive environment control system employed in Kerala vernacular architecture is highly effective in providing thermal comfort indoors in all seasons.
The combination of public works instruments with activation policies as workfare has provided positive results, especially due to the significant threat effects.
In an Olympic Games notable so far for a comparative dearth of British medals up against expectations in some quarters, gymnastics has provided positive headlines and a real success story.
Finally, on a more applied note, we wholeheartedly agree with Ticknor and Tillinghast ([2011]:4) who argue that "[w]ith dwindling budgets and swelling jail and prison populations, the criminal justice system stands to benefit from using technology that has provided positive outcomes in many other fields.
Indeed, Putin has extended a loan to Le Pen while Russia's international state broadcaster has provided positive media coverage of Nigel Farage's U.K. Independence Party.
An experiment in Germany for instance, has provided positive evidence for implementation of cooperation fees [ 19].
Short enquiries to the users have provided positive feedback about the device maneuverability in terms of easiness to use.
The initial clinical tests on recombinant-allergen-based vaccine preparations have provided positive results, and ongoing developments in areas such as alternative routes of vaccine delivery will enhance patient compliance.
In addition to the actual percentage rating, anyone can click on a button to read the actual comments that buyers have left about each seller, and view statistics on how many buyers have provided positive, negative or neutral comments over the past month, six months and 12 months.
But regardless of differences in number of comments, overall, stakeholders have provided positive feedback on engagement and the ideas generated.
As HupS contributes to resistance of spores to heat (Salerno et al., 2009), the first acquisition of its progenitor may have provided positive selection for the evolution of sporulation in actinobacteria.
