Sentence examples for negatively, however from inspiring English sources

Adolescents were likely to respond negatively, however, when their mothers probed their knowledge about dating and sexuality, their personal experiences, and those of their peers.

Such works (Horkheimer mentions Joyce's literature and Picasso's Guernica) can do so only negatively, however, by displaying the difference between the human being and his or her "barbarous surrounding" (p. 278; on Horkheimer's views on art see Jay 1993).

The elevated aggression levels the first days after mixing may affect vixens' welfare negatively, however, the increase of social play after mixing suggests that social housing also have positive effects on welfare.

When the confederates behaved negatively, however, a more interesting result emerged: Those high in need for control found it to be far more disturbing, and ended up feeling significantly more negative, than those low in need for control.

Todd VanDerWerff of The A.V. Club reviewed the episode more negatively, however, criticizing the writers for using "storylines as a thin spine to hang jokes on," giving the episode a D rating.

Tax regulates cell cycle progression and apoptosis both positively and negatively; however, the molecular mechanism(s) underlying the regulation of these processes by Tax remain obscure.

Since serum proteins also are negatively charged, however, hydrogels may aggregate to serum proteins, decreasing the circulation time of the nanoparticles [49].

Both scales are negatively skewed, however residuals and random effects are normally distributed hence transformation was not necessary.

Because the domains are negatively coupled, however, the opposite effect is seen in C2A; C2A's free energy decreases and gives the domain a higher degree of conformational flexibility.

Because of this and its low first ionization energy of 418.8 kJ/mol, the potassium atom is thus much more likely to lose the "extra" electron, acquiring a positive charge, than to gain one and acquire a negative charge; (however, such negatively charged alkalide ions (K−) are known.

The FiveThirtyEight model views the Pew poll somewhat negatively for Mr. Obama, however.