Sentence examples for invariably negative from inspiring English sources

Asked about Columbus, people were invariably negative and dismissive.

Myths of widespread media effects are pervasive, and the perceived effects are invariably negative.

If pericardial fluid is withdrawn, TB culture should be attempted as AFB smear is almost invariably negative [14].

Areas of normal prostate epithelium in the same slide were invariably negative for FGF8b expression.

Knowing one's diagnosis might appear to be of little value if the outcome is assumed to be invariably negative.

In this series, all BRCA1 tumours showed a double or a single negative hormonal receptorial status, whereas HER2 was invariably negative or only weakly expressed (Table 1).

Statements of the form "a is F" aren't invariably positive ("so-and-so is dead"), nor are statements of the form "a isn't F" ("so-and-so isn't blind") always negative.

With good reason: a single excellent programmer can code rings around 10 (or often N) mediocre ones, and bad ones almost invariably add negative value.

Many argue that it's because of the high profile of the players and also because the NFL season is comparatively short compared to other US sports (the regular season lasts for only four months) but the demand for news coverage is 24/7 and that inevitably leads to off-season stories, which invariably prove negative.

The brain stem samples in our atypical scrapie panel (n = 54) invariably gave negative results with modified SAF Scrapie-associatedd FImmunoblotmunoblot (10, 15 ).

These tumors are invariably ER negative with high p53 mutations, rarely contain amplified HER2, and are generally high grade/poorly differentiated and associated with poor prognosis.