Sentence examples for may include negative from inspiring English sources

The default view will show the Wall (which may include negative comments unless they are routinely deleted).

These may include negative affect of inscribed unhappiness, as shown on Paul and Alice's faces in Figure 1, and insecurity evoked through the little girl clinging to her teddy bear and sucking her thumb.

However, the vital status of those patients LTF is often unknown, and may include negative outcomes (such as mortality) and non-negative outcomes (such as transfers).

At the community level, stigma may include negative judgments about PLWH (e.g., blame or shame) and distancing (enacted stigma) practices, such as exclusion from social events or abandonment.

These mechanisms may include negative feedback responses [i.e., thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) response to low T4], changes in serum binding proteins or iodothyronine transporters, or changes in deiodinases (Zoeller 2005).

The classification method, based on the Support Vector Data Description (SVDD), has a suitable formulation for this task, because it is capable of fitting a model on a relatively small set of examples, which may also include negative examples (patterns from other known classes or even novelties), with maximal margin separation.

4 The characteristic motor types are spasticity and dyskinesias (ataxia, rigidity and dystonia), and clinical features may also include negative signs of the motor neurone syndrome (muscle weakness and poor selective motor control).

Use of technology often has unpleasant side effects, which may include strong, negative emotional states that arise during interaction with computers.

For noisy data, the resulting parameters can depend on the initial guess due to local minima, which may be unphysiologic and even include negative microparameters that are not compatible with the kinetic model.

Some of these may include the positive and negative interactions between CD14, TLRs, MIF, TNF-α and other cytokines; TNF-α receptor density on macrophages; Fas; CD11b; DNA polymorphism for genes for the coagulation system; eicosanoids; glucocorticoid secretion; and free radical generation, including nitric oxide and antioxidant status.

A related problem is that, since the negatives are chosen randomly, any given negative set may include unidentified positives, further hampering the discovery of an accurate decision rule.