Sentence examples for negative courses from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Bank of Japan has not announced how it will pay for its purchases, leading investors to envision two potentially negative courses for the bond market.

The results of the regression analyses in this study indicate that a variable or negative course of disease influences HRQoL negatively and may be a risk factor for anxiety and depression in young adult beneficiaries.

The ease with which Arsenal sliced through what is a modest team demonstrates yet again how inexplicable was the defeat in Zagreb at the outset that set Arsenal on this negative course.

Finally, all the neuropsychological tests were compared between the patients with positive course of their clinical status at 1 year of follow-up and those with negative course.

Regarding personality traits, patients with a negative course scored significantly higher than those with a positive course in the neuroticism-anxiety factor (t 67) = 2.11, p = 0.0384).

Because his clinical course was not compatible with the usual negative course observed in patients with postoperative liver metastasis of ordinary ICC, we re-reviewed the histological findings of the initial recurrent lesions.

The idea of "living a lie" is always presented as quite a dark and negative course of action; something people do in films before they throw themselves off buildings or make sad speeches or lose the ones they love; lose everything, in fact, as the lie eventually crashes down around them, forcing them aboard the late train to whichever unknowable abyss of a new life awaits.

Together, these factors help to ensure a transparent and effective process for managing negative course evaluations.

Another follow-up study by Maziade and his colleagues [ 15] also points towards a negative course of EOS.

HIV-infected patients show a characteristic pattern of high cortisol and low DHEA-s levels [ 61], which have been associated with a negative course of disease [ 55, 61].

Those with a stable or positive course of illness reported more Acceptance (β = 0.20) and less Helplessness (β = −0.23) than those with a variable or negative course of disease.