Sentence examples for progresses negative from inspiring English sources

The fact that males of poor quality, or in poorer condition as affected by carotenoid availability, cannot sustain their red coloration during the breeding season (Pike et al. 2007 a ; Lindström et al. 2009) suggests that, as time progresses, negative correlations between nuptial coloration and functional fertility may arise.

Upon break in while diffusion of QX314 was allowed time to progress, negative voltage clamp steps were used to measure the hyperpolarization-activated inward (Ih) current.

Science, after all, progresses without negative evidence: principles in physics were worked out without people seeing them contravened.

As disease and diameter progresses, the negative impact of fibrosis and smooth muscle metaplasia upon the ovarian reserve are becoming more important [17].

Moreover, since control theory accounts hypothesize that mood is a function of relative goal progress, with negative versus positive affect resulting from less versus greater progress towards a goal than desired and expected (Carver & Scheier, 1990), it is hypothesized that negative affect would be associated with a shift to a more concrete level of goal/action identification.

Patlak-like slope differences of 0.1 min−1 or greater between examinations and SUVmax differences of ~5 usually indicated good remodeling progress, while negative Patlak-like slope differences of −0.06 min−1 usually indicated poor remodeling progress in this cohort.

Both former Reliance executives, who requested anonymity for fear of angering Mr. Ambani, say the company has actively curried favor with journalists to help it track the progress of negative articles.

According to a 2009 government report in Britain on widening access to professional jobs, many placement schemes are run in a way that means "employers are missing out on talented people and talented people are missing opportunities to progress", with negative consequences for social mobility.

They also suggest that hybrid advantage is a function of three factors: (i) breeding-method efficiency (rate-of-progress); (ii) negative or positive effects of the system used to produce the hybrid; and (iii) the inherent level of heterosis.

The world is making negative progress on climate change.

Boys recorded a negative progress score overall while girls had a positive figure.