Sentence examples for a net tendency from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, losses of whole-chromosomes were very rare in MSI CRCs and a net tendency for whole-chromosome gains was observed.

Close to the c-terminus (bottom side in Figs. 9 and 10) positive charges are clustered which leads to a net tendency to drag the protein in the direction of the c-terminus.

Since patient recall of resource use declines over time with a net tendency towards under-reporting [ 59], under-reporting is more likely for the 12-month pre-study period than for the shorter periods after study enrolment.

There was a net tendency towards increased penumbral firing during the seizure, although only a minority of units (10 20%) showed significant changes over the baseline period, and notably, these also included neurons showing significant reductions in firing.

Since patients' recall of resource utilisation declines over time with a net tendency towards under-reporting [ 17], under-reporting is more likely for the 12-month pre-study period than for the shorter periods after study entry.

At this point, there is no net tendency for the reaction to proceed spontaneously in either direction.

In other words, we hypothesized that the net tendency for sVEGFR1-VEGF complex association in the tissue interstitium provided an extra conduit for VEGF to be transported into the tissue (via its complexed form, in addition to simple intravasation of free VEGF; see Fig. 4).

An hour before tonight's game, Scott said he was concerned because of the Nets' tendency to take some teams lightly.

She had a weak serve, not much of a net game, and a tendency to retreat or become impatient.

This suggests that even if a conservative minimum number of one loci of 45S and 5S rDNA is estimated to be present in the ancestor species predating the hexaploidization event in tribe Brassiceae, an overall tendency towards a net loss of rDNA loci (perhaps not lineal) occurred during the splitting of Vellinae ancestors from the remaining Brassiceae lineages.

Reconstruction of ancestral rDNA states in Vellinae supports the inference that the ancestral number of loci in the subtribe was two for each multigene family, suggesting that an overall tendency towards a net loss of 5S rDNA loci occurred during the splitting of Vellinae ancestors from the remaining Brassiceae lineages.