Sentence examples for negative converted from inspiring English sources

Of the 154 nursing students available for re-testing, one student who initially scored positive reverted to negative, and one student initially negative converted to positive.

Among the 154 retested healthcare workers, one reverted from a positive to a negative QFT result (from 1.75 IU/ml to 0.00 IU/ml) and one of the persons initially negative converted from negative to positive (from 0.01 IU/ml to 0.68 IU/ml).

Conversely, 6% of breast cancer patients whose primary tumors are HER2 negative, convert to high expression (Hercep Test 3+) in their metastases [ 28].

Positive prints from the separation negatives, converted into colour images (e.g., by toning) and superimposed on top of each other, yield a subtractive tricolour print.

Table 3 shows that of the 9 individuals who chose a negative color at 9.00 am, 5 remained negative, two converted to a neutral shade and two to a positive color at 3.00 pm.

*Several questions were asked in the negative, but converted to positive responses for analysis.

This transformation also ensures that estimated values are not negative when converted back to the original scale.

If negative SLNs converted positive in permanent haematoxylin and eosin (H&E -stained sections or immunoH&E -stainedry (IHC)-sectionssectiors, a secondary ALND had to be performed.

A medical appointment was offered to all participants with a positive TST, and to students initially negative who converted to a positive TST within 1 year.

The data was initially transformed for dye swap for the appropriate slide samples and all the intensity values less than 0.01 or negative were converted to 0.01 to reset biologically irrelevant or otherwise unacceptable expression values.

The three negatives are converted into relief positives in which the depth of the gelatin is related to the intensity of the colour component; each image is then saturated with a dye of complementary colour, and the finished print is assembled by transferring the dyes one at a time, and in register, to a suitable surface.