Sentence examples for positive simply from inspiring English sources

She remains relentlessly positive, simply saying, "I have an extraordinary life and people are jealous".

A strongly written ethics policy "will be acknowledged as positive simply by its being there," said Barbara Ley Toffler, a management consultant who has written about ethics.

For example, a model can achieve 90% accuracy on a sample in which only 10% of the data points are positive simply by classifying every instance as negative, even though all of its classifications for positive samples are incorrect.

Further, the E-value for Rab1 being quite high (3e−11; Supplementary Table S1), a criterion which can be used to test the quality of the prey sequence, it is quite possible that the Rab1-LmjMCA interaction is a false positive, simply owing to a small Rab1 interacting sequence potentially homologous to other protein domains.

Up to 150 prints can be obtained from a set of gelatin-relief positives simply by redyeing them and repeating the transfer.

Some calves having a congenital defect may be antibody- or virus-positive simply by coincidence, i.e. reflecting the prevalence of intrauterine exposure in the general population and having been infected outside the gestational "window" of viral teratogenic effects.

Regarding ascertainment bias, we are reasonably sure that there were no false-positives, simply because of the peculiarity of the term "Merkel".

Regarding ascertainment bias, we are reasonably sure that there were no false positives, simply because of the peculiarity of the term 'Kaposi' and considering that in Italy KS has been diagnosed and reported as a cause of death for a number of decades using procedures that are homogeneous throughout the country.

Todd learns that change can be negative, positive or simply neutral, and what matters is how one reacts to it.

Outside groups might even have to resort to (horrors!) some positive ads, simply to stand out, says Mr Law.

He concluded that the difference had to do with expectations; a soldier who survived a terrible attack often had a positive outlook simply because he was still alive.