Sentence examples for positive equivalent from inspiring English sources

With that exception, all electric charges were expected to be exact multiples of an electron's negative one, or its positive equivalent.

Thus, the positive equivalent currents became dominant because the backflow of sand particles were greatly suppressed.

In frequency band of 5.36 6.96 GHz, FSS appears electric resonance phenomenon with negative equivalent permittivity and positive equivalent permeability.

It was found that in the fast fluidization regime in the riser, the negative equivalent currents were comparable with the positive equivalent currents due to the typical core-annulus flow pattern.

It is relevant to know that 3% of the population of D.C. is HIV positive, equivalent to the rates in Uganda and Kenya.

For ER an IHC score greater than 10 was regarded as positive (equivalent to the clinically validated cut-point in similar IHC scoring systems).

Globally, just over one in ten of the almost 9 million people who develop TB each year are HIV-positive, equivalent to 1.1 million new TB cases among people living with HIV [ 1].

When the SNR was reduced to 4 in simulation 3, the fold-change method with 1.5 folds picks 85% true positives equivalent to 894 true change points but the number of false positives also increased dramatically to 695 false change points (20%FP), which is too high for practical purposes while the Bayesian model detected 815 true positives and 182 false positives (5%FP).

A positive or equivalent prediction in any category was recorded as a positive carcinogenicity prediction for the test chemical [38].

The structure is organized as nanometer-thick layers that bear an excess of positive charge equivalent to the number of trivalent or twice the tetravalent metal compensated by anions that are located in the intergallary spaces [11].

Following feeding each mosquito was tested via real-time RT-PCR [34] to confirm infection status −100% of mosquitoes were positive with equivalent and high viral loads.