Sentence examples for positive unless from inspiring English sources
In particular, the first property means that our measure of the energy is always positive unless the mass, momentum, and internal energy are all everywhere zero.
"Research cannot constitute 'fautes lourdes' because it contains comments that are not positive, unless the giving of an opinion becomes in itself an offense," he said.
Competing teams would not be penalized if one of their sailors tested positive, unless it was found that the team had provided a drug or endorsed its use.
But teasing isn't positive unless both parties perceive it as positive, and that's where our whole household is having trouble striking a balance.
In particular, we show, in a barrier-type statement, that the kernel cannot possibly be positive unless both the mobility and the surface tension satisfy necessary conditions in three dimensions, and give a complete characterization.
As rules are established for water management – why should a regulator care if a business is positive unless it could lever change at more than one site, in more than one business?
Pattern similarity analyses using only activation patterns estimated from the same functional run of data are susceptible to inflated false positives unless trials are randomly ordered, with a different randomization for each subject.
As for the false positives, it can be seen in Figures21 and22 that many pores can be mistaken for false positives unless smaller pores are included in the reference measurement.
But in the case of test procedures, we are likely to get more false positives unless we consider the background biases.
Still, it seems plausible that other methods and data sets, too, would generate substantial proportions of false positives, unless statistical associations are subjected to manual review.
A drawback of this approach is that these types of bioassays are unable to establish the identity of the estrogenic chemicals; nonspecific interferences can potentially lead to false positives unless the results are supported by a chemical identity of the estrogenic compound.
