Sentence examples for years were negative from inspiring English sources

All 11 NPAs from older children and adult (13 – 52 years) were negative for RSV by all three test methods.

For 91% (n = 10) of tested newborns no pathogens were found, while only 55% (n = 11) of tests for patients over 64 years were negative.

Despite life-long overexpression of APP, the brains of individuals with DS under the age of 30 years were negative for fibrils, however, a larger sample of individuals between 20 and 30 years would extend these findings.

Although none of the estimates were nominally significant at P value <0.05, the estimates at ages 0 and 2 years were negative while the estimates at ages 10 and 18 years were positive, thereby indicating that weight gain between ages 2 and 10 years may be associated with higher SBP.

In fact, if you run a regression analysis that looks at the payroll growth rate in the fourth year of a president's term alongside the rate in the first three years, the coefficient on the first three years is negative — seeming to imply that less job creation early in the term helps a president — although not to a statistically significant degree.

If you break it down in more detail, you'll find that job growth during the third year of a president's term has a positive effect on his re-election odds, while the coefficients attached to the first two years are negative.

The interaction between QM certifications and Recent Years is negative but not significant (p > 0.5).

Performance over the past three and five years is negative but slightly better than its peer group and approximates its benchmark index.

Cumulative net costs at 20 years are negative for the base case and for almost all sensitivity analyses, indicating that the intervention will save money.

A retrospective check of specimens in unrelated asbestos cases evaluated over the past 20 years was negative for CNT.

This allows for a division into BTD and WTD states, although a problem with this approach is that it does not take into account the possibility of maximum endurable time states, i.e., states that give a positive utility for some period x <  t, but a negative utility afterwards, such that the overall utility after (t) years is negative [ 28– 31].