Sentence examples for negatively whether from inspiring English sources

When you catch yourself thinking negatively, whether it's about yourself or another, write it down.

For example, while we know that dual practice can affect systems positively and negatively, whether and how much dual practice contributes to adverse service delivery outcomes is unknown.

Second, all trends were in the same direction (negatively correlated) whether or not tests were significant (Table 1).

Because we expect flow conditions for Yellowstone cutthroat trout to be negatively affected whether precipitation increases moderately or decreases, the actions we identified (Fig.  4) are applicable under both climate scenarios considered.

Questions were asked around what the volunteer felt each item on the questionnaire was referring to, whether they felt pressured to respond to the item in a certain manner (positively or negatively) and whether the item made sense and was measuring attitudes of health care providers towards people with mental illness [ 45].

We analyzed whether negatively correlated miRNA-mRNA pairs are enriched within computationally predicted and experimentally validated targets.

Fisher's exact test was used to analyze whether negatively correlated targets are significantly (p < 0.05) enriched.

It's important not to fear comments - they're a pulse on your blog, letting you know that people are responding to your blogging, whether negatively or positively.

Since dsDNA is negatively charged, we wondered whether the MAbs would bind other negatively charged antigens.

Thus we wished to investigate, whether neutrophils negatively selected by our novel antibody cocktail would still function after adoptive transfer into recipient animals.

Because antisense transcripts can function through small interfering RNA (siRNA) derived from paired sense antisense transcripts [29] [31], we investigated whether the negatively correlated antisense gene/TAR pairs could generate siRNA by Northern blot analysis using the cloned TARs as probes (Figure 5C 5E).