Sentence examples for negatively labelled from inspiring English sources
Children first become negatively labelled in nurseries and schools, and often these labels stick.
But, whether Edelstein intended to or not, the term torture porn ended up as a blanket and often pejorative term that negatively labelled a whole range of films.
The Simpsons under Scully has been negatively labelled as a "gag-heavy, Homer-centric incarnation" by Jon Bonné of MSNBC, while some fans have bemoaned the transformation in Homer's character during the era, from sweet and sincere to "a boorish, self-aggrandizing oaf", dubbing him "Jerkass Homer".
The equivalent enzymatic reaction separated by PAGE revealed the formation of two bands negatively labelled by DAPI (Figure 2A).
This could apply especially to our sample, because mothers could be afraid of being monitored, negatively labelled or even of their child being taken into custody.
The positively labelled samples are gene expression data of pluripotent stem cells and the inner cell mass (ICM) of the embryo, whereas the negatively labelled samples arise from all sorts of differentiated cells/tissues.
As for Ahold shares -- which closed yesterday in the United States at $28.31, down $1.19 -- Mr. Dorgan rates them negatively, labeling them a sell in part because of what he considers an overdependence on acquisitions to increase future sales and earnings.
The first dataset consists of 1.6 million positively and negatively labeled tweets collected by the Stanford University [13]2.
It's a difficult place to be, because women who let go of the established expectations for their emotional labor are often negatively labeled for not wanting to shoulder this care-based work.
But, whether Edelstein intended to or not, the term torture porn ended up as a blanket and often pejorative term that negatively labeled a whole range of films.
SVM builds a model (classifier) by constructing an optimal hyperplane that divides the positively and negatively labeled samples with the maximum margin of separation.
