Sentence examples for perfectly negative from inspiring English sources

"She proved there can be a perfectly negative correlation between pay and performance," Mr. Crystal said.

In Eq. (16), W represents the perfectly negative dependence, while M represents the perfect positive dependence.

C is bounded by the Fréchet Hoeffding bounds as {W le C le M }, quad W = hbox{max},left( {1 - d + sumlimits_{i = 1}^{d} {u_{i} },0} right),, M = hbox{min},(u_{1}, ldots,u_{d} ) (16) In Eq. (16), W represents the perfectly negative dependence, while M represents the perfect positive dependence.

AMACR immunohistochemistry can show dramatic pictures of strongly positive cancer glands infiltrating perfectly negative benign prostatic parenchyma and in these cases its use may turn a diagnosis of atypical glands into a straightforward diagnosis of cancer (Zhou et al, 2003, 2004; Epstein, 2004; Epstein and Herawi, 2006).

Many of the reviews on Glassdoor are perfectly polite, but negative reviews often pop up, and it appears that Levine might have left a few unhappy reviews of her own.

An optimal stability is achieved by perfectly balancing the negative charge on the surface, therefore the amount of Na+ ions can be varied depending on the number of charged groups present on the surface [16].

This image — grief as negative space — perfectly captures Sam's character and the book's concerns.

This limitation is necessary to address, though not perfectly to resolve, the negative signalling effects of share sales by insiders.The cost of granting stock to managers is then clear.

In addition the negative shift perfectly disappeared in the radical oxidation instead of the thermal oxidation.

Processed images could discriminate perfectly between positive and negative attractant responses at different periods of time from the beginning of the assay.

Compared with existing evaluation methods, it can perfectly deal with some negative influences of CE, such as the diversification of evaluation objectives, incomplete information of evaluation objectives, variance of evaluation indexes.