Sentence examples for positive propagate from inspiring English sources

TB treatment defaulters, especially those who are smear positive, propagate ongoing community transmission and promote the development and acquisition of drug-resistant TB strains resulting in a higher number of TB cases [ 3, 7, 8].

Numerical simulations of both a positive (propagating) and negative (extinguishing) edge flame were studied to assess the relationship between dilatation and advective heat flux.

As the front propagates outward, it transitions to an ignition front, and it reaches a positive propagation speed comparable to that of the freely propagating laminar flame.

It has been discussed in past papers if a positive leader propagates in a stepped fashion or not.

For any new instance, after the classifier gives a decision on its type of activity, its probability of being positive is propagated to children nodes (i.e. dependent classifiers) of the network.

Antibody-coated magnetic beads were used to remove epithelial and endothelial cells; the remaining cells (β-actin positive) were propagated in culture and used between passages 4 and 12. Fibroblasts were used either alone or together with the human umbilical endothelial cell line HUVEC (ECACC).

This type of data entry error, which led to a few false-positive results propagating into the clearinghouse during the first few weeks of operation, has also been an issue for other electronic reporting systems (8 ).

Note that the adjacent MVs are highly correlated, thus, accurate MVs in motion estimation could propagate positive effects to neighboring vectors, with the result that the accuracy of MVs in the neighboring blocks can be improved.

In the next two panels (1459 1500 and 1500 1502 JST) the disturbances with high negative and positive Doppler velocities propagate northward (see figure 5 of Nishitani et al. (2011) in detail).

Attempts to propagate paramyxovirus-positive, adenovirus-positive, and rhabdovirus-positive tissue samples in cell culture have been unsuccessful to date.

The Flexible adaptation planning process (WSCapp), comprising change propagation – especially how positive and negative impacts propagate in an urban environment, can be used by those concerned with urban planning and urban adaptation to identify "where" the flexible adaptation responses can be implemented.