Sentence examples for measurably negative from inspiring English sources

The coverage of Rick Perry, the Texas governor who entered the race relatively late, in August, became more measurably negative around the same time he was perceived to have performed poorly at a Fox News debate on Sept. 22.

The HER3P measurements, however, drop measurably for groups three, four and five.

While in HIV-negative controls T cell specificity did not measurably influence the level of immune activation, we found significantly increased immune activation in herpesvirus- but not TT-specific CD4+ T cell populations of patients with untreated HIV-infection.

PEJ found that Romney's media coverage "became measurably more favorable and the portrayal of his rivals particularly Rick Santorum began to become more negative and to shrink in volume" after Romney narrowly won the Michigan primary by three points on Feb. 28.

When they take this "implicit association test," Dr. Banaji said, many Americans (most whites and half of blacks) are measurably quicker to associate positive words like joy, love and peace with whites and negative words like cancer, bomb and devil with blacks.

For assessment of combination effects in BCR ABL-negative cells a dose of 1.0 μ M imatiniBCR ABL-negative this cellsntration failedose measurably affect their grofth while causing more than 80% of growth inhibition in BV1.0 and EM-3 cells.

Adult participation rose measurably".

No, at least not measurably.

Most estates are measurably better.

These were measurably less elaborate.

Even the Himalayas have grown measurably warmer.