Sentence examples for inadequate negative from inspiring English sources

Each slide was classified as inadequate, negative, or positive.

If ineffective or inadequate negative or positive feedback is given, juniors may either develop "false confidence" or become demoralised and fearful of making mistakes.

Data from this study revealed a high level of inadequate knowledge, negative attitudes, and reasonably adequate preventive behaviors with respect to herpes labialis.

Data from this study revealed a high level of inadequate knowledge, negative attitudes, and reasonably adequate preventive behaviors regarding herpes labialis.

Inadequate support, negative experiences, making mistakes and being overworked and underpaid, can make the first year after graduation a very critical period in the career and lives of the recently graduated professional [ 1, 6, 9].

Due in large part to rapid advances in genotyping technology and standardized guidelines for reporting statistical evidence, the multitude of comparisons made in a GWAS will result in both false positive (Type 1 errors) and, if the correction for multiple comparisons is overly conservative or power is inadequate, false negative (Type 2 errors) results.

A logistic regression analysis was used to determine any confounding effect of duration between the last smear under age 50 years and the first smear after age of 50 years, because the length of this interval affects the risk of abnormality after age of 50 years, and could be related to whether the earlier smear was positive, inadequate or negative and the frequency of past screening.

Because telavancin has no activity against gram-negative pathogens, these findings could be a result of inadequate gram-negative therapy.

Silence, discriminatory language, inadequate clinical attention, negative media portrayals -- these are all major obstacles to the effective treatment of mental illnesses.

Internal validity criteria (IV) were scored as positive (adequate methods), negative (inadequate methods, potential bias), or unclear (insufficient information was provided for a specific item).

For example, persons in poor health were more likely to have inadequate support and negative assessments of the support they received compared to healthier persons.