Sentence examples for strengthened negative from inspiring English sources

For some patients, however, reflection and comparison strengthened negative feelings about their illness.

Use of avoidance behaviors to cope with this fear may also lead to long-term aggravation of symptoms because of increased general stress and strengthened negative valence of symptoms.

Thus, an improved ACO algorithm with a strengthened negative-feedback mechanism is designed to tackle CSPs.

Moreover, the study did find negative associations between cognition and drug-levels, and the usual concern of naturalistic studies of higher drug doses used for increased severity of condition (Bolstad et al. 2011; for a discussion, see Ho et al. 2007) would rather strengthen negative associations.

Simultaneous adjustment for all PFCs tended to weaken positive ORs and strengthen negative ORs for ADHD.

Likewise, AKI may be associated with physiologic derangements, alterations to coronary vasoreactivity, ventricular remodeling and fibrosis that indirectly strengthens negative effects on cardiomyocytes and causes cardiac dysfunction [ 96- 98].

In areas with high transmission, varying the estimate for the probability that untreated malaria would become severe from the median (15%) to the lowest value (1%) strengthened the negative outcome (negative net-benefit of -$242), while entering the highest value (80%) reversed the results and produced a positive outcome (positive net-benefit of $12).

In contrast, greater crop heterogeneity actually strengthened the negative effects of high crop amount on forest bird abundance, shrub-forest edge bird diversity and total bird diversity.

The results indicate that, relative to the benchmark firms, telecommunications firms strengthened the (negative) tie between managerial compensation and peer performance after the Act.

Adjustment for confounders (model 2 compared with model 1) strengthened the negative association of early life parental death with body mass index.

Power calculation strengthened our negative results for node-positive patients (1−β=0.92) (Freedman, 1982).