Sentence examples for positively meaning from inspiring English sources

All of these machines work -- to use the business's term -- positively, meaning they build up the model by adding to it.

As the analysis firstly suggests, per capita differences in destination and origin countries affect volume of migrants positively, meaning that better economic conditions and opportunities in destination countries affect Turkish migrants' decision of emigration positively.

In searching for correlations between S-phase checkpoint defects and compound activity, we identified many drugs which correlated positively, meaning these compounds have activity in cell lines with defects.

However, on average only 31% responded positively – meaning that 57 stakeholders joined the groups and actively contributed to the Facebook discussions (e.g. by posting comments and using likes).

During the original reading of the TMA's the staining in the cores was estimated and categorized with a letter (w, m, s) indicating the staining intensity and with a number which showed the distribution of the percentage of tumor cells stained positively like: s/100 meaning 100% of the tumor cell stained strongly for the marker.

The two quantities are still positively correlated meaning that the growth of one trains the increase of the other.

The obtained values of correlation coefficients and the related histograms demonstrate that the method is enough accurate to describe de production of biogas by anaerobic digestion as a function of process pH and temperature, while the physical values are still positively correlated meaning that the growth of one trains the increase of the other.

Rather, they are often positively selected on education, meaning that those who migrate are - on average - more well-educated than those who remain (Feliciano, 2005).

Surprisingly, this belief is positively related to intention, meaning that healthcare professionals do not see the expected change negatively.

We found that methylation of RND1 was positively correlated with BPT, meaning that lower levels of DNA methylation were associated with more severe cognitive impairment.

WHOQoL-BREF uses a 5-point scale for each answer, and these are scored positively, with higher values meaning a higher quality of life.