Sentence examples for instances positive from inspiring English sources

In other instances, positive impacts of industrial tree plantations have been reported.

In all instances, positive numbers describe sites within the first intron of the gene.

In both instances, positive chronotropic effects correlated well with intracellular cAMP levels, indicating that GPCR activation is a mechanism for gas oil extract-induced contractility.

When present, the data usually considers pharmacists acceptance and confidence in nurses in prescribing roles, which while in a number of instances positive, may suffer from insufficient understanding of primary care nursing roles [ 16].

According to the relationship between phospho-p27 expression and proliferation, in low grade SIL the dysplastic basal and parabasal cells were in most instances positive for the expression of both pThr187-p27, and Ki-67; these were instead negative for "plain" p27 whose staining was confined to the intermediate and superficial squamous cells, as described [ 15].

For instance, "positive" results confirming the effect of new treatments are more likely to be published.

For instance, positive staining for phosphorylated ERK1/2 is observed in a large percentage of gliomas, but not in normal brain.

For instance, positive effects on carotid intima-media thickness, arterial stiffness and endothelial dysfunction have been reported in RA patients treated with TNF antagonists [ 65].

For instance, positive ERPs maximal at parietal electrodes from about 400 800 ms after stimulus onset are more positive for true memory (endorsements of studied items) than for false memory (endorsement of unstudied items) [ 9- 11].

For instance, positive correlation has been found between the existence of cis-regulatory motifs and tissue-specific and/or stress-responsive expression patterns by either in silico or genetic inspection.

For instance, positive-feedback loops are known to constitute a toggle-switch of gene expression control, which works as a switch for cell fate determination (Tyson et al., 2003; Eldar and Elowitz, 2010).