Sentence examples for positive time to from inspiring English sources

It's also a positive time to begin a new position because you'll be communicating clearly without the confusion that causes misunderstandings or bad first impressions.

"A period away from work", Stylist tells us, "can be hugely positive – time to learn a language, take up a hobby".

As a result, he said, "while three years ago might have been even better, it is still a very positive time to open a hotel in Manhattan, especially at the high end".

When Mercury is direct, it's a positive time to begin a new job because you'll be communicating clearly without any of the confusion that causes misunderstandings between people or bad first impressions.

Reports will show the percentage of health centre attendees patients tested for STIs, the percentage testing positive, time to treatment, the percentage re-tested 3 months after treatment, and the percentage with a repeat positive result at re-test.

Further attempts to investigate the relationship between the proportion that were DWI positive and time to imaging failed to meet statistical modeling assumptions.

Because the decision to accept or reject a head sweep is made after the beginning of the head sweep, we expected that the average would be nonzero at positive times corresponding to the duration of a head sweep.

Consequently, performing one measurement for negative time and one for positive time would lead to the largest discriminatory power.

Using a ROC cutoff over 14.3 months as positive, time from first symptom to first exam had a 65.7% accuracy, a 60.9% sensitivity and a 61.5% specificity.

The autocorrelation of A corresponding to positive time delay τ where τ = mδt (m∈|N), has created a τ-shifted difference vector of length n-m, I A = { A (1 + m ) − 〈 A 〉, A (2 + m ) − 〈 A 〉,..., A n − 〈 A 〉 }.

These two assumptions create opposing forces in intertemporal choice: while diminishing marginal utility motivates a person to spread consumption over time, positive time preference motivates a person to concentrate consumption in the present.