Sentence examples for positive namely from inspiring English sources

A27 SCIENCE/HEALTH Mixed Findings on Vioxx The same study that killed the blockbuster arthritis drug Vioxx after showing that it had heart risks revealed a positive, namely that the drug prevented precancerous colon polyps in some patients, the study's principal researcher said.

We claim that the steady solution ω ( r ; μ ) is increasing strictly with respect to the parameter μ, and it is always positive, namely, ω μ ( r ; μ ) > 0, for any 0 ≤ r ≤ 1.

If d sz is positive, namely the sub-reflector moves to the +Z direction, the distribution of the phase difference is similar to that with a negative d fz.

Definition: For an arbitrary twice differentiable function f(t), if its second derivative f″(t) is positive, namely f^{primeprime} (t ) frac{{{text{d}}^{2} f (t )}}{{{text{d}}t^{2} }} > 0 (6)where f(t) is the concave characteristic at t.

They found that 616 of the 1756 tested genes were indeed siRNA positive, namely, had a significant effect on viral propagation and interferon production when silenced.

Because a limb imbalance greater than 0 indicates that more time is spent on the left limb (contralateral) than on the right limb (injured), most OA researchers would postulate that this correlation would be positive; namely, as the lesion size increases, the gait sequence becomes more imbalanced.

But after the right upright proved forgiving, Jones's night was left to be defined by the positives; namely, a performance that justified his large pay packet.

This brought positives – namely that for the first time in history the opening seven races in 2012 were won by different drivers – but it also confused teams as they struggled to understand the tyres in different situations.

An interesting result from this study is the relatively low level of agreement between results filtered through different methods of reducing false positives – namely, adjustment for multiple testing using FDR < 0.30, internal replication, and four-fold cross-validation.

Even if we take for N its lower 95% confidence interval bound of 20,891 (see the preceding section), almost all pairs show a positive value, namely, a greater than random number of shared positions (Fig. 1).

But their decline is also a reflection of something very positive -- namely, the entrance of gay Americans into mainstream culture over the last decade or so.