Sentence examples for sufficient negative from inspiring English sources

The majority of these values occur during the night, regardless of weather conditions; that implies the existence of a local generator (local source of space charge generation) sufficiently strong for producing sufficient negative space charge for PG reversal (Piper and Bennett 2012).

'If we get sufficient negative press, people just won't coasteer any more,' said Richard Best, owner of the north Devon outdoor adventure company Breathingspace.

To generate sufficient negative buoyancy for the production of AABW, a storage mechanism of rejected brine to increase the DSW density is also necessary.

We sought to determine whether 16-slice multidetector CT angiography (CTA) has sufficient negative predictive value for use as the initial imaging examination for patients with suspected blunt carotid and vertebral artery injury (BCVI) and to estimate the positive predictive value of different screening criteria in assessing BCVI.

On the other hand, low SDS concentration may not denature proteases and may not provide sufficient negative charge to proteins.

Monitoring of possible PCR contamination by inclusion of sufficient negative controls for extraction and amplification steps remains essential at all times.

In the majority of cases (89%), these were decisions of women who had sufficient knowledge, negative attitudes toward uptake and no intentions to take tamoxifen or raloxifene.

A clinical prediction rule was considered if the resulting model performance was sufficient (high negative predictive value, NPV) on the validation set, however, no models performed well enough to consider developing a clinical prediction rule.

The 2/14 MHz arrangement demonstrated a −6 dB fractional bandwidth of 56.5% for the transmitter and 41.8% for the receiver, and produced sufficient peak-negative pressures (>1.5 MPa) at 2 MHz to induce a strong nonlinear harmonic response from microbubble contrast agents.

We did not have sufficient ER-negative tumours to perform a correlation analysis of C1QA differential expression and clinical data, but all data, ours and of others, seem to suggest the lower expression of C1QA, which is associated with preferential expression of the A allele, could be linked to the worst prognosis associated with ER-negative tumours.

Significantly, there were consistently two-fold more apoptotic TILs within tumour nests that expressed FasL relative to those nests that did not (range 1.6 2.5-fold 1.6 2.5-fold01; Wilcoxon=14gned rank) (n=14; two of the 16 tumours did not contain sufficient FasL-negative nests to reach a count of 500 TILs).