Sentence examples for notably negative from inspiring English sources

The reaction in the Swiss press has been notably negative.

Analyst Janardan Menon at Liberum Capital, who has been notably negative on the company, repeated his sell recommendation, saying: The 15% stake by Intel in ASML is broadly negative for Arm.

Yet some producers and directors outside Disney rejected the idea that "Mary Poppins" had declining grosses because of other so-called nostalgia shows, noting that "Poppins" — as well as "The Little Mermaid" — received mixed reviews (and some notably negative ones) and may simply have a problem with quality.

But even as she attacked Mr. Lazio today for running a "campaign of insults," she released the latest in a parade of notably negative advertisements, this one featuring a clip of Mr. Lazio confronting her in their first debate, demanding that she sign an agreement on campaign financing.

Most notably, negative associations were observed between phthalate metabolites of low molecular weight maternal compounds and birth weight.

Notably, negative serologic results were achieved early after treatment, which is only usually seen in immunocompetent patients at the acute phase of disease or in recent congenital infections.

Most notably triple negative tumors (TN: ER, PR, and HER-2 neu negative) showed significantly lower intensity membranous staining (IRS 0 7) as compared to tumors that were not triple negative in both ethnic groups (AA; p = 0.0002; CAU; p = 0.0006).

Most notably, the negative effects of interruptions delivered without consideration were smaller in this experiment.

Notably, the negative sequence inter-harmonic at 40 Hz, which is smaller than the fundamental frequency, if a series resonance at this frequency occurs, a modest inter-harmonic voltage may drastically amplify the inter-harmonic current, damaging the rotating machine connected to the ac system 1.

Brehon discussed getting stop-and frisked up to four or five times a month and the psychological effects that built up because of his run-ins, notably the negative consequences stop-and-frisks had on his education and eventually getting expelled.

Notably, a negative and significant correlation was detected between hCNS-SCns (but not hFb) engraftment and the number of errors made on the horizontal ladderbeam task suggesting that survival/engraftment of a specific cell population (hCNS-SCns) is directly related to a quantitative measure of recovery.