Sentence examples for measures become negative from inspiring English sources

Because Q H does not penalize modules if they do not have an excess of edges between them, Q H is mostly larger than Q N. For small π, more connections exist between nodes of different modules than within them, so that both modularity measures become negative.

In this case, while nominal interest rates could remain at zero, real interest rates — interest rates measured in purchasing power — could become negative.

Only lengthening was tested, because it was technically impossible for us to measure the forces during shortening (they become negative for even relatively low shortening speeds).

Only lengthening was tested, because it was technically not possible for us to measure the forces during shortening (they become negative for even relatively low shortening speeds).

Because it was technically impossible for us to measure the forces during shortening (they become negative for even relatively low shortening speeds, causing the Kevlar thread to buckle) only lengthening was tested.

Newman's assortativity is then given by [ 25] (9) Both measures (8) and (9) are bounded from above by 1, and they can both become negative (indeed, Newman's modularity and assortativity measures are closely related, see Appendix).

In the medium and long terms, GDP per capita effects, however, become negative (−£20 and −£47 respectively) as efficiency measures with longer repayment periods are introduced (including solid wall insulation and glazing replacement).

We shall show (in "Low confinement: the linear-noise approximation" in "Results") that the ACF may become negative due to oscillations, which may make Eq. (4) unsuitable as a measure of a correlation time.

"I think people become negative too fast".

lowest temperature (evaporator) cannot become negative.

The adsorbent surface may become negative and the adsorption does not occur anymore after pH value greater than 4. The pHzpc of the adsorbent was measured as 8.0.