Sentence examples for negative replicating from inspiring English sources

Additional calculations were performed using the raw data available from one negative replicating study and the methods recommended by the statistics subpanel of the original review.

Thus, the weight and strength of the evidence, based on sensitivity and quantitative p value, was that it is highly unlikely for this negative replicating study to have missed a true effect.

Of the six combinations of positive and negative replicates attempted, VPS PMMA and PDMS PMMA replicates display shorter peak heights and larger base widths.

Such calculations and values address vital strength- and weight-of-the-evidence questions: (1) how sensitive were the various studies to detect changes in prostate weight, particularly the negative replicate studies and (2) what were the p values; were negative studies robust or only marginal in their inability to find an effect?

Although negative event frequency was not uniquely associated with negative affect, participants with more depressive symptoms reported more frequent negative events, replicating diary studies with non-clinical samples (e.g., Grosscup & Lewinsohn, 1980).

None of the cervicovaginal secretions, including the four positive cell-associated HCV-RNA, contained negative strand, replicating HCV-RNA.

Furthermore, in two visual cortical areas BA 19 and 37, while the controls showed greater responses to positive pictures than to negative ones replicating literature findings, the addicts showed the opposite pattern.

Conversely, in the LE condition, the primary dependence on reactive control should be reflected as increased probe-related activation, especially on recent negative trials, replicating prior results [15].

The hierarchical regression presented in Table 2 shows that health anxiety adds incrementally to the prediction of symptom reporting over and above the effects observed for positive and negative affectivity, replicating previous findings with respect to symptom reporting (Fergus & Valentiner, 2011; Ferguson, 2000).

Our finding of an association between negative events and negative affect replicates the results of other diary and experience-sampling studies (Marco & Suls, 1993; Peeters et al., 2003; Swendson, 1998).

The expected number of such mixed-template reactions can be calculated by using the Poisson distribution and the number of PCR-negative replicate reactions, which were 47% (HVR), 50% (ORF2), and 43% (ORF2/3).