Sentence examples for remarkable negative from inspiring English sources

The most remarkable negative evidence comes from revolutionary Milan, in which so much of Verdi's early activity was centred.

(I heard the sound of his computer keyboard deterministically clacking away throughout both, which is a remarkable negative achievement in "All Is Lost," given its near-total lack of dialogue).

A 'positive parallax' sequence (PP) is considered when it has no remarkable negative parallax and pixels, with the positive parallax representing more than 25% of an image.

Nevertheless, we found a remarkable negative correlation of EB1 expression with the IC50 values of paclitaxel (r = −0.546) and vinblastine (r = −0.512), but not with dimethylenastron (r = −0.198) (Fig. 2D).

Pearson correlations between the Ct/C0 of DOX and tet resistance genes of three isolates, except for Escherichia sp. and Candida sp., showed remarkable negative correlations (P < 0.05), mainly because tetG markedly increased during the DOX degradation process.

It has been shown by various authors that red flags like age >50 years, focal-neurological signs, thunderclap onset of symptoms or altered mental status have a remarkable negative predictive value around 0.98 0.99, however with varying sensitivities (between 0.39 and 100%) and specificities (between 65 and 98%) [7 11].

This is in particular remarkable as negative effects, which may lead to a regional diversity loss, have already been identified in laboratory and mesocosm studies.

It is remarkable, the significant negative relationship between the ATD and pH-value, indicating that increase in the ATD will contribute to decrease the water pH-value.

It is remarkable that a negative number must be avoided because it is represented by much longer bit-sequence under the finite field of applied cryptosystem, which affects the other packed ones.

Results show the effect of heat generation cannot be ignored in B/M steels in ultrasonic fatigue test, and higher is the intrinsic VHCF strength of materials, more remarkable is the negative effect of self-heating.

Less abstractly spoken, a song with both happy and sad sections can "average" to neutral valence which makes the song receive a valence value of 0, which is obviously not the same as a song with no remarkable positive or negative valence.