Sentence examples for negative exclusion from inspiring English sources

Perfect conservation (i.e., 100% confidence in ancestral position identity), would result in a large reduction in dataset size due to the "false negative" exclusion of many positions due to the presence of these occasional derived states.

Our strategy of false negative exclusion is particularly compatible with the use of strain or target/barcode controls that are spiked-in at known ratios prior to amplification or hybridization [40], [41].

The cutoff between positive inclusion and negative exclusion predictions is adjustable.

Indeed, patients who were negative for MET expression performed worse on MetMAb when compared with chemotherapy alone, highlighting the potential for both positive enrichment and negative exclusion.

We find that ubiquitin's Arg72 actively prevents misactivation by NEDD8's E1 due to direct negative exclusion by UBA3's Arg190.

Positive (normal epithelial breast cells) and negative (exclusion of the primary antibody from the reaction) controls were included and the results were assessed by two pathologists under a double-headed microscope.

Plus, it looks like everyone is having a good time in these images, right?" When her efforts were met with negative reviews, exclusion from shows, and criticism from The New Yorker, Minter was flagged as a traitor to feminism.

The long range negative electric exclusion energy to IAA is 23.92 kcal/mol, which is much smaller than that of 2,4-D and 1-NAA (50.40 and 54.65 kcal/mol, respectively).

This approach is thus more naturally suited for modeling AS measurements as continuous combination of components, where each component can have either a positive (increased inclusion) or negative (increased exclusion) effect, and with different magnitude.

Initial quality control (positive and negative controls), exclusion of manufacturing defects (MSR spots), background subtraction, and intra-array normalization was then performed and the results exported to GeneSpring GX 7.3 (Agilent Technologies).

The overall test for inconsistency became negative after exclusion of five coronary artery bypass grafting trials, which showed increases in the risk of myocardial infarction associated with coronary artery bypass grafting between 34% and 133% (see supplementary figure 5).