Sentence examples for lost negative from inspiring English sources

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In a B-cell that has lost negative regulatory signals from tonic antigen receptor crosslinking, chronic autoantibody crosslinking via persistent self or foreign antigen (model 1), multireactivity (model 2) or antibody self-association (model 3) could promote survival.

The high concentration of OpdcyclinD3a and D3b transcripts in the lateral stamens also indicates that OpdCYC1C has lost negative effects on their expression after early floral development; therefore, the two lateral stamens are fertile at anthesis in Opithandra.

Promoters of genes that lost positive correlation were no different from the genome baseline while those that lost negative correlation were significantly different from the baseline, particularly in the -200 to -500 bp upstream region.

In particular, the plates showed evidence of fire damage, and in 1937 Adams lost negatives to a darkroom fire.

Now imagine the dismay if the lost negatives are of renowned and priceless images, the kind stored and displayed in museums.

The course history actually took haunts Roth's fiction both as past and, by the 1930's, as prologue, and the theme of this fantastical and fundamentally desperate writer verges on a lament for those lost negatives.

Lillian Bassman, a magazine art director and fashion photographer who achieved renown in the 1940s and '50s with high-contrast, dreamy portraits of sylphlike models, then re-emerged in the '90s as a fine-art photographer after a cache of lost negatives resurfaced, died on Monday at her home in Manhattan.

The discovery sparked international media attention, and drove hordes of potential buyers to an internet site where Mr Norsigian swiftly began selling a range of "hand-numbered" and "limited edition" prints for up to $7,500 each, billing them as part of a collection taken from "Ansel Adams' lost negatives".

It is not exactly clear just what has been resolved, beyond a cessation of name calling, but the federal lawsuit between the Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust and the California man who believes he owns a set of this photographer's lost negatives has been settled out of court.

Page A20 Obituaries LILLIAN BASSMAN, 94 A magazine art director and fashion photographer, Ms. Bassman achieved renown in the 1940s and '50s with high-contrast, dreamy portraits of sylphlike models, then re-emerged in the '90s as a fine-art photographer after a cache of lost negatives resurfaced.