Sentence examples for negative assumed from inspiring English sources

‡RDT positive and slide negative assumed to indicate recent infection with P falciparum.

The negative assumed gradient of the distance field points towards the boundary and is illustrated on the right hand side of the same figure.

A gradient field being continuous being defined everywhere in the domain is shown in Fig. 21 on the right using an interpolation of the negative assumed gradient.

(probability not to develop the disease if the test is negative) Assume an increased risk based on family history for a non-affected person.

Divergent positions for the snap frozen versus FFPE comparison could be stratified into false positive and false negative, assuming the snap frozen preparation as reference.

In the context of an antimutator allele, Δ U is positive by definition, whereas is likely to be negative (assuming it is more difficult to produce antimutator alleles than disrupt them).

Any mutation present in the ancestor that is not identified in an MA line is a false negative, assuming the probability that a mutation converting the ancestor base back to the reference base at any of these sites is negligible.

Although serum troponin I test was qualitatively evaluated and regarded as either "positive", indicating increased serum levels or "negative", assuming normal serum levels, no further quantitative determination of troponin I was performed due to laboratory limitations.

We assume those excerpts have a higher chance to be negatives, assuming that if the excerpts are evidence excerpts, the corresponding article has a higher probability to be included in GOA.

Multinomial logistic regression was applied to compute OR, 95% CI and p values for association between the minor allele at every locus and either anti-CCP-positive (ORccp-positive) or anti-CCP-negative RA (ORccp-negative), assuming additivity on the log-odds scale (ie, every locus was coded as 0,1 or 2 corresponding to the copy number of the minor allele).

18-months HIV postnatal transmission (PT) was estimated by Kaplan-Meier in infants who were HIV negative, and assumed uninfected, at age >1 month.