Sentence examples for a considerable tendency from inspiring English sources
For this reason, carbonates have a considerable tendency to adsorb negatively charged oil particles (e.g., acidic groups) by electrostatic attraction.
Interestingly, APC was amongst the subset of genes with a considerable tendency for hypermethylation in carcinomas.
The highly agonistic CD95-specific antibody APO-1 is an IgG3 and has thus a considerable tendency to self-aggregate.
Most lipid profile parameters and ratios, except for LDL-C and TC, showed a considerable tendency for returning to pre-run values 48 h post race.
The interdisciplinary articles also revealed a considerable upward tendency.
In addition, we noted that the predictive accuracy for the clinicopathological model without CCNB2 displays a considerable decreasing tendency over time.
Several InterPro domains for glycoside hydrolases and other enzymes involved in degradation, as well as GO terms relating to such activities, show considerable tendencies towards expansion in saprophytes and plant pathogens in the Pezizomycotina and Basidiomycota.
Keynes had the right description for the state of Britain today when he said a depression was "a chronic condition of subnormal activity for a considerable period without any marked tendency either towards recovery or towards collapse".
This indicates a tendency for a considerable number of neurons in the AII and DP to preferentially process spectral information above or below their CFs, respectively.
On the same line with a more visible tendency, diverging learning students spend a considerable amount of time examining other students' activity.
The reduction of GO to rGO is needed to restore electrical conductivity but this causes a considerable reduction of its dispersity due to its tendency to produce aggregates.
