Sentence examples for a further tendency from inspiring English sources

Its frequency significantly increased after the first therapy (86% versus 65%, P = 0.036), however, with a further tendency to fall to the pretreatment level.

In addition, we report that the HERV-H transcription levels share a bimodal trend with the highest levels found in the youngest individuals, the lowest ones in the group 18 39 years, and a further tendency to raise in the older individuals.

Further, a tendency towards a decrease in the secondary care interval was seen for other hospitals than Vejle Hospital before the introduction of urgent referral.

Richard Klein, a paleoanthropologist at Stanford University, said the new claim of archaic and modern human interbreeding "is a further example of the tendency for geneticists to ignore fossil and archaeological evidence, perhaps because they think it can always be molded to fit the genetics after the fact".

This constitutes a further evidence of the general tendency of an AMULOR system to improve its performances as increases.

When our obese subjects were divided according to fat cell size both TRAP mRNA and monomeric TRAP were showed a tendency to a further increase in those with hyperplastic obesity as compared to those with hypertrophic obesity.

A further criticism is DPSIR's tendency to portray the interaction between human activity and the environment as a unidirectional and linear relationship [ 11- 17].

The results demonstrated no tendencies towards a further empowerment of the UN by the public, while revealed a societal approval of inter-state cooperation on issues of low politics, the environment in particular.

Her oblique presence makes an otherwise agreeably accessible production feel needlessly impenetrable – a further example, perhaps, of Wilson's tendency to place the chicken before the cart.

The attempt, however, is a further example of Mr Wahid's tendency to ignore the proper procedures.So far, all this looks farcical rather than really dangerous.

After they remained in a prone-plus-upright position for a further 4 hours in group A, we noted a tendency toward a further, yet not statistically significant increase in the PaO2/FiO2 ratio.