Sentence examples for negative failures from inspiring English sources

McNally (Behaviour Research and Therapy (2000) pp. 309 314) argues to the contrary that "dysfunction" is a value concept referring to negative failures of function, that "function" refers to current causal roles and not evolutionarily designed causal roles, and that "disorder" consequently means "harmful failure of a mechanism to perform a valued current causal role".

These lessons may be positive (successes) or negative (failures).

Sources for this profile are negative knowledge, responsibility and fear of failure on one hand, on the other we claim that any act for saving a struggling young enterprise consists of a kind of generalizable five step algorithm, a disposition in order to resist the negative failure event.

Whereas our validated method of identifying fractures from original radiological reports tested the possibility of false-positives, we cannot exclude the possibility that false-negatives (failure to report a fracture) may exist.

Likewise, the statistical analyses used to infer presence or absence of expression from microarray data may result in both false negatives (failure to detect expression) and false positives (incorrectly inferring expression).

The VFA is a qualitative assay that classifies samples around a single predefined Ct-value into positive (virological failure) and negative (nonvirological failure) results.

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These studies describe evidence of fundamental attribution error when making causal attributions for out-group members' behaviour if it is deemed positive or successful and that this effect is reversed for events that are considered negative or failures.

The comparison of correctly (true positive) versus misclassified (false negative) virological failures (n = 106), using a threshold of 1,000 RNA copies/mL, indicated an overrepresentation of treated patients amongst the false negative (9 treated patients of a total of 21 misclassified versus 5 treated patients of total 85, correctly classified, P < 0.0001, Table 3).

As Kahneman (2011) stresses, the negativity (negative events, mistakes, failure) is always stronger than the positivity.

Thus, utilization of a third-color tracking oligonucleotide is useful for quality control measurements and differentiating false negatives (synthesis failures and mechanical misses) from true negatives (no gene expression).