The phrase "a low tendency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minimal or slight inclination towards a particular behavior or outcome.
Example: "The study revealed a low tendency among participants to engage in risky behaviors."
Alternatives: "a slight tendency" or "a minimal inclination".
A new sol gel (SG) method is proposed to produce special bioactive glasses (BG_Ca family) characterized by a low tendency to devitrify.
For example, a 2002 study by Tsang, with colleagues Michael McCullough and Robert Emmons, found that people who self-reported a low tendency toward materialism and envy also reported being more grateful.
In the field of explosion protection, bronze is commonly considered to be an alloy with a low tendency to form mechanically generated sparks.
In addition to their broad antibacterial spectrum, selectivity and rapid killing of bacterial cells, Lynronne-1, Lynronne-2 and Lynronne-3 also showed a low tendency to select for resistance in the bacteria strains tested.
In particular, fluorescence emission studies showed the entrapment of ZnPc as a monomer in the carrier, with a low tendency to self-aggregate and consequently a fairly high propensity to photogenerate singlet oxygen.
The results showed that CHXTP salt is very active against Streptococcus mutans, with no interference on taste perception and a low tendency to stain; however, chlorhexidine digluconate shows a better retention in saliva.
A further important attribute is a very low tendency to attract fluorescently labeled bases nonspecifically.
Antimicrobial peptides are attractive candidates for developing novel therapeutic agents, since they are lethal to a broad spectrum of pathogens and have a unique low tendency for resistance development.
For each mud weight applied, the magnitude of most generated compressive and tensile strains fall within the lower range of the strain scale suggesting a very low tendency for the generation of strains with values near the upper strain bound limits.
In contrast, those who are habitually positive will be less likely to reject in the face of inequity, due to a relatively low tendency to experience state anger.
Rice, sorghum and wheat have wild relatives in the United States and a relatively low tendency to outcross, which could allow transgenes to disperse into wild populations.
