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Meanings of negatively in English

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Usage of negatively in English
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That is likely to negatively impact growth in emerging markets, he said.
Reuters
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Results: For boys, tobacco price was negatively associated with weekly smoking rates.
Pubmed
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Stroke risk was negatively associated with the number of antidepressant prescriptions reported.
Pubmed
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Results: The fraction of large islets negatively correlated with diabetes reversal rates.
Pubmed
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It will negatively impact wildlife, increase noise pollution and disimprove air quality.
The Irish Times
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They will say Zimbabwe's economic collapse is negatively affecting all neighbouring countries.
The Guardian
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Under a future bundled-reimbursement system, complications will be negatively associated with profit.
Pubmed
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The company said publicity around its restructuring had also negatively affected sales.
The Guardian
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These actions will negatively impact the investment climate in Poland, he added.
Reuters
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It has increased market volatility and negatively impacted the global economic outlook.
Reuters
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Madge believes Lourdes has been negatively affected by criticism on social media.
News.com.au
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Mr O'Byrne rejected claims the high weekend rates were negatively impacting employers.
News.com.au
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Moreover, these data suggest the PV-1 protein is negatively regulated by VEGF.
Pubmed
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Increased service user age was negatively associated with all but one domain.
Pubmed
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Increasing age and complexity of fracture influenced the results negatively and cumulatively.
Pubmed
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Objective: In Western settings, moderate drinking is negatively associated with respiratory disease.
Pubmed
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