Sentence examples for presented negative from inspiring English sources
The skit, the viewer complained, "presented negative stereotypes of the Hellenic community".
It presented negative results in clotting experiments using mouse red blood cells (data not shown).
The oxide films exhibited a p-type semiconductor but presented negative steady photocurrents and positive photocurrent spikes under certain applied bias and incident light.
Besides, the Correlation value of R-SPL presented negative relation with disease duration (r = −0.33, P value = 0.03), and positive relation with MoCA score (r = 0.37, P value = 0.01) (Table 3).
The plot (Fig. 6) is divided into two regions: the region with percentage below 50, where the factors and their interactions presented negative coefficients (pH, T·X and X·pH), and the region with percentage above 50, where the factors presented positive coefficients (T, X and T·X·pH).
A similar discrepancy was found in the lower jaw (Table 4); in the African group, substantial differences were noted at the lower incisors, which presented negative tip, at the first and second premolars and in particular at the first and second molars, which both had considerably greater angulation values in our sample, the difference being as much as 10° at the second molars.
As indicated by the presented negative-stain EM as well as several previous studies on related AAA+ enzymes, ATP binding to the hexamer may significantly affect subunit conformations and ring topology.
This man's lack of compassion and over-loaded ego might have shown up in the family home in a negative way -- which might have negatively impacted the child, by presenting negative core values.
Stable colloids in water normally present negative charges all around their surface.
The resulting MP signal presents negative peaks informing about the glottis closure, and positive ones informing about the glottis opening.
Hence, all the infrastructure stocks present negative coefficients for area (land), where only telecom and transport are significant.
