Sentence examples for more often negative from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wygod said, "You always find things you didn't anticipate, more often negative than positive".

Nordic estimates are relatively optimistic about programme effects, while most German estimates are insignificant, and effects tend to be more often negative in the other countries.

What little research exists on behavior interventions suggests that though nudging may work, the effect is slight and more often negative.

Work sessions are based on training, using more often negative reinforcement or punishment than positive reinforcement [7].

Several reviews described a negative correlation between study quality and outcome (better studies were more often negative; for example [ 9, 11, 13]).

Respondents reported more often negative impacts on professional autonomy and relations with patients than on quality of care and on the control of health care costs.

Patients with BRCA-likeCGH tumors were generally younger and their tumors were more often ER-negative, PR-negative and poorly differentiated compared to patients with non-BRCA-likeCGH tumors (Table  1).

The total sum score was used to evaluate negative emotional experience, where lower sum score indicates more often experienced negative emotional state.

This finding is consistent with data from the Eurobarometer survey 2010 [ 35] which have found that people generally feel more positive than negative, in other words, they are able to experience positive emotions more often than negative ones.

They were also more often ER-negative and PgR-negative (Table 2).

BRCA1-associated cancers were diagnosed at a younger age than unselected breast cancers (median ages 44 and 56 years, respectively; P ≤ 0.0005) and they were more often ER-negative and PgR-negative, p53-positive and of higher grade (Table 2).