Depressed female adolescents habitually seek and retain negative experiences.
Thus, while some writers maintain that forgiveness requires a complete overcoming of negative emotions and judgments aimed at or about a wrongdoer, others claim that retaining negative moral judgments and feelings about a wrongdoer are compatible with forgiveness.
But this, too, seems compatible with retaining negative moral judgments of the agent, such as that he has committed a culpable wrong for which he ought to be punished, a belief one might hold while simultaneously loving the offender.
For instance, retaining negative or unproductive people out of a sense of loyalty is harmful to both your company and yourself.
Phosphate groups retain negative charge under ERLIC conditions, permitting the selective enrichment of phosphopeptides from complex tryptic digests.
Additionally, unlike canonical nucleosomes, they do not fully retain negative supercoils (twists that result when circular DNA is wound around itself, as in a rubber band).
Retaining negative values has been shown to be the least-biased method to accommodate left-censored data, including bone Pb measurements [ 20, 21].
Because P-bodies were obviously assembled even in the absence of NANOS2 (Fig. 2C H) (Suzuki et al., 2010), NANOS2-ZM appears to retain negative effects on the assembly of P-bodies.
Gabazine or bicuculline was delivered in the vicinity of the target neuron by positive currents of 50 100 nA (pipettes with ID 5 µm) or 100 200 nA (pipettes with ID 2 4 µm) applied for 50 100 s. Between the applications, a retaining negative current of 20 nA was used.
Irvington has suffered the urban decay and racial tensions of other cities, and it retains a negative image not conducive to luring developers.
