Asked how such conclusions have been received in Israel, Mr. Finkelstein replied that they had produced a "quite strong and negative" reaction.
Several decades ago, a hypothesis was formulated holding an important regulatory role of HBD and HBBP1 in the Hb fetal-to-adult switch that matches quite well the assumption of strong negative selective forces acting on these sequences (Ottolenghi et al. 1979; Bank et al. 1980; Chang and Slightom 1984; Goodman et al. 1984).
In a world in which safe government debt is widely used as collateral in transactions between financial institutions, demand for that debt may remain quite strong despite a low or negative real return.
We have found that many managers have quite strong feelings about participation sometimes positive and sometimes negative.
Expectancy violations are, quite simply, aversive, and are often associated with strong negative emotion.
The language used to describe possible negative consequences of hydraulic fracturing is quite strong and frightening, e.g. when "fracking" risks are compared to nuclear catastrophes or the technology is depicted as brute, dirty, forceful, and toxic per se.
However, there are quite strong interaction effects with ADL (positive) and cognitive impairment (negative).
In fact, quite a few macroeconomists argue that austerity has such a strong negative effect on gross domestic product (GDP) that it would increase the ratio of government debt to GDP.
Whereas Pakistani patients were all quite insulin resistant regardless of BMI, among the Norwegian patients there was a strong negative correlation between BMI and insulin sensitivity.
Yet the correlation of household income with the affect measures is far weaker: globally,.17 for positive affect, –.09 for negative affect; and in the United States, essentially zero above $75,000 (though quite strong at low income levels).
