Sentence examples for positively reported from inspiring English sources

Fatigue was quantified (0-5 index) according to the number of these sources positively reported.

This news was welcomed by biotechnology industry and positively reported in the media.

As the PISA attitudinal scales tend (on average) to elicit "agree" responses across items, ERS will tend to produce more extreme levels of agreement (i.e., scores on the attitudinal scales that are generally biased downward), thus making it possible that more positively reported attitudes would be seen in the context of lower educational achievement.

The coverage percentage for a disease was defined as the proportion of these genes positively reported in the GAD among the expanded candidate gene set.

The n is the number of expanded genes based on the seed candidate genes for a disease and m is the number of genes in the expanded candidate gene set and positively reported in GAD as well.

A p-value was calculated by the cumulative hyper-geometric distribution to evaluate the significance of the coverage:

On the other hand, attackers with greedy or selfish intents may positively report the presence of PU activity in order to gain exclusive access to the spectrum.

Today, in Venezuela there are two "versions" of news, those that only positively report the regime's official, approved performance and those that report the facts about the government - good and bad.

ex-lacZ positively reports Yki activity, whereas bantam-sensor inversely reports bantam activity (bantam, a microRNA, is a transcriptional target of Yki).

Detailed data are available at http://www.ihpresults.net/data * Number of Development Partners positively reporting against this indicator over the number of Development Partners that were active in the country and participated in IHP+Results 2010 monitoring.

Odds ratios revealed that participants in the Intervention phase were between 2.78 times through 10.38 times more likely to positively report engaging in these behaviors than participants in the TAU phase, with the strongest effects seen in the reporting of sedative and opioid use.