Sentence examples similar to negative abstracts from inspiring English sources

The circular pattern of a lotus pod becomes both a positive and a negative abstract motif in Sara Crisp's untitled encaustic panel, while the repeated curves and overlapping colors of Thomas Parker Williams's "Arc Construction" allude to the swirling translucence of clouds.

Moreover, consistent with the escape theory account's view that substance/alcohol abuse may result from a concrete level of goal/action identification adopted as a means to escape from negative abstract self-evaluations, there is evidence linking distress and depressive rumination to increased drinking and substance use.

The second objection finds fault with the traditional tendency to define impartiality in negative or abstract terms — in terms, that is, of which elements must be absent from the psychology of the agent, or which we must pretend are absent in the process of idealization.

Based on the results of our study, there is subtle evidence for publication bias in gastroenterological research, expressed by a low proportion of negative outcome abstract submissions, especially in basic science, and by a lower proportion of high impact publications if the results are statistically negative.

Table 5 Linguistic bias   % in men % in women (boldsymbol{chi^{2}}) w % change Abstract positive 27.96 25.53 933.7∗∗∗ 0.04 8.69 Abstract negative 13.47 13.69 6.26∗∗ 0.005 −1.62 Comparison of the ratios of abstract terms among positive and negative terms for men and women.

This smaller subset can be used as a true negative dataset of abstracts that do not mention SACEMs.

Main outcome measures Frequencies of positive and negative words in abstracts compared with frequencies of words with a neutral and random connotation, expressed as relative change since 1980.

Moreover, we found a negative correlation between abstract thinking ability and severity of social anhedonia.