Sentence examples for illustrated negative from inspiring English sources

The correlation of Ni and Ti in local daytime was dependent on season over two hemispheres, and the results illustrated negative correlation at low latitudes, and positive correlation at middle latitudes especially over Southern Hemisphere in solstitial seasons.

"Most of the time, I illustrate negative feelings, so I like to balance that negativity with a playful environment".

The globalization of commercial cigarette promotion and the ensuing global epidemic of tobacco-related disease illustrate negative aspects of globalization, and show how globalization's costs may be distributed unevenly between developed and developing nations [ 3].

The experimental results illustrate negative-temperature-coefficient behavior characteristic of alkanes, with ignition delay times very similar at high temperatures and somewhat longer at low temperatures than those for n-decane.

The present study further illustrated how negative affectivity moderated the relationship between negative emotions and CVC.

In the late 1990's, black-and-white advertisements by Keye/Donna/Pearlstein featuring the slogan "This is your brain on drugs" illustrated the negative effects of illicit drug use on the body with a frying pan and egg.

At the Schlossberg site, this is illustrated by negative effects of previous-year July maximum temperature (pTmax07) and positive effects of previous-year August precipitation (pPPT08) in numerous best-fit models (Table 2).

This includes two studies that have illustrated that negative interactants have the potential to influence the stability of bipartite mutualisms [18] [19].

Interestingly, this inference is in keeping with previous data from our group, and others, that illustrated a negative action of high-fat diets onto AgRP mRNA expression and the AgRP/POMC ratio, with a concomitant hyperphagia [25], [28], [29].

This is illustrated by negative values of CSeq.

The titration of IC into IN was an exothermic process, illustrated by negative peaks in Figure 8.