Sentence examples for inherent negative from inspiring English sources

A reduction in drug compliance was an inherent negative aspect of the fast.

It is demonstrated that due to inherent negative feedbacks, an MSFR plant has a high safety potential.

Doing research in emerging markets context is additionally complicated by the lack of transparency and inherent negative attitude to share information (Puffer & McCarthy, 2011).

Despite of 50% decrease of fuel thermal conductivity after swelling, inherent negative reactivity feedback and passive decay heat removal capability could secure an ample safety margin of peak fuel centerline temperature in tow safety analyses, unprotected transient overpower and unprotected loss of heat sink.

There is an inherent negative bias in this method because the dependent variable is transformed prior to estimation (Snowdon 1991).

In general, even those philosophers who hold that all lies have an inherent negative weight, albeit such that it can be overridden, and hence, who hold that lying is defeasibly morally wrong, do not incorporate moral necessary conditions into their definitions of lying (Bok 1978; Kupfer 1982; cf. Wiles 1988).

Why then would he expose our Arctic to drilling and its inherent huge negative consequences?

As was the case with discussions around depressed mood, translations focused on both the feelings inherent in negative thought, and behaviour as a response to those feelings, as can be seen with the Warlpiri back-translations (Table  3).

The inherent strong negative-charge of the DNA phosphate backbone can lead to nonspecific interactions with serum proteins, altering their particle size, charge, and pharmacokinetic properties.

Asphaltenes have inherent positive or negative charges, depending on the composition of crude oil.

New York Rep. Jack Kemp, trailing badly in opinion polls in the Republican presidential race, hit the air last week in New Hampshire and Iowa with the first "attack ads" critical of Vice President George Bush and Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole, a sign that the Kemp campaign must do something bold even at the risk of a backlash inherent in any negative advertising.