Sentence examples for positively agree from inspiring English sources

In a later issue, a couple of tribesmen responded from Danbury, Connecticut: "We absolutely, positively agree that rock 'n' roll has to be here to stay.

The data analyst and the epidemiologist from Roche positively agree on that PMSST has been successful to achieve its focused objective and the data provided by the tool is feasible and suitable for a wider range of observational clinical studies.

Overall the student response to this PBL was overwhelmingly positive with 82% positively agreeing that they were interested in the subject matter.

The school, he said, had sent the necessary bills, but only one district responded positively, agreeing to pay for the education of one and a half students.

With all that said, these points give us just enough pause to keep us from positively agreeing that this is the Verizon Passion.

Weirdly, other Gulf states positively queued to agree that their societies could be fatally undermined by a Japanese cartoon strip - similar fatwas were issued by Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.

Moreover, MOSAIC's positively selected sites agree better with those from component methods than component results do with each other.

The knowledge test included items that were not included in the materials to try to minimize acquiescence bias (i.e., tendency to respond positively or to agree with all the questions when in doubt).

Thus, the characteristics of genes positively correlating to SPPR agree in regard to protein families, low maximum expression, GC% and chromosomal position with previous descriptions of lineage specific genes found in non-syntenic blocks.

Likert-scale responses were entered as a score of 1 to 5. A score of 5 represented the statement "strongly agree" for positively-worded questions, while negative questions were coded in the opposite direction, so that a score of 5 represented "strongly disagree".

Finally, 46 GPs participated in the CRCT, and 389 positively screened patients agreed to participate in the baseline assessment (t0) conducted from January to March 2006.