Sentence examples for negative refers from inspiring English sources

FN (False Negative) refers to the number of miRNAs being classified as non-differentially expressed by the platform being evaluated while being classified as either up-regulated or down-regulated by the TLDA results.

FP (False Negative) refers to the number of miRNAs being classified as either up-regulated or down-regulated by the platform being evaluated while being classified as non-differentially expressed by the TLDA results.

The term triple negative refers to the immunohistochemical classification, whereas the basal-like subtype is defined via gene expression microarray analysis.

The term 'G-band negative' refers to those bands classified as 'gneg' in the file annotation while 'G-band positive' refers to 'gpos75' and 'gpos100' bands.

(1) (2) (3) where TP (true positive) refers to the number or proportion of relations that were correctly extracted from input sentences; FN (false negative) refers to the number or proportion of relations that the system failed to extract from input sentences and FP (false positive) refers to the number of relations that were incorrectly extracted from input sentences.

The results show that by increasing the filling fraction, the A0 mode can be efficiently slowed down and the group velocity of the A0 modes can be tuned from the positive to the negative referring to the phase velocity.

The B0 angle is the latitude of the ecliptic in heliographic coordinates (i.e., inclination of the solar equator to the ecliptic) and has values in the range ±7°.25, positive (negative) referring to the north (south).

"Positive" and "negative" refer to the ability and inability to grow, respectively.

*EHEC, enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli; positive and negative refer to the isolation of EHEC serotype O145:H– ; ND, no testing was done.

The ER status can be positive (or negative) referring to the involvement (or not) of estrogen receptors, a group of proteins that may regulate the activity of many genes (Björnström and Sjöberg 2005), in the breast tumor.

Breast cancers associated with the Brca1 mutation carrier state in human are typically "triple negative" referring to their lack of expression of estrogen and progesterone receptors and absence of Her-2/ neu amplification.