"negative hits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when referring to search engine results. For example, "When I searched for 'mango recipes,' I only got negative hits and no useful results."
What?? Nah... Tonight Lester invents negative hits, man.
First, search for yourself on Google to pinpoint any negative hits you'd like to remove.
Figure that it will cost at least $1,000 to bump all the negative hits off your first three search-results pages.
But almost all of her shows are negative hits on me! Crazy @megynkelly supposedly had lyin' Ted Cruz on her show last night.
The method cannot be 100% accurate and hence it may be expected that a few erroneous negative hits are present, however some of the negative hits for SMPD can be explained.
Noteworthy, is the number of cases at the 0.25% fraction where the average enrichment factors were incalculable (using the equation described in the "Methods" section), as some actives as queries retrieved no negative hits in this fraction of top hits (Additional file 2: Figure S1; Additional file 3).
"Negging" is a "negative hit", or what you and I call an insult.
The CMORPH exhibits obvious negative hit bias and miss bias in the rainy season and false-rain bias in the non-rainy season.
Now, you want to consider that in the context of the huge negative hit to private spending that took place when the housing bubble burst.
One would also thought there may well be greater one-offs at G4S if for example the tagging contract is deemed to have a similar negative hit (ie around £70m at Serco).
Vlieghe, an independent economist on the Bank's nine-member MPC, said the magnitude of the potential negative hit to the economy was uncertain, particularly over the long term.
