Sentence examples for a notable tendency in from inspiring English sources

A notable tendency in the family is its members' adaptations to dry climates: small and crowded leaves, shortened branches, thorniness or spininess, and a low, shrubby, intricately branched habit.

There is a notable tendency in the work of Foucault's many followers to translate his analytic caution (which as we have seen was the product of a very different context) into a latter-day form of political quietism.

In general, there is a notable tendency for very young exon duplications, with a peak appearing in the Ks distributions for all species at the interval 0.00 0.10, for ΨEs and for duplicated exons in general.

The pattern of MDM2 and MDMX co-expression varied between the different subtypes of LS, with a notable tendency for higher expression levels of MDMX in all MXLS and RCLS that over-expressed the two proteins.

There was a notable tendency towards thinner ties between some groups, suggesting a lower cohesion in PSRC.

Several of the analysed organs showed significant differences in weights between genotypes and there was a notable tendency for Grb10 m/+ and Grb10 m/+ /Dlk1 +/p mice to group together.

Moreover there is a notable tendency for Arabists to be pro-Arab.

We also find that the filaments formed by trypsin-treated triblocks have a notable tendency to bundle.

In the 21st century specialization has been as notable a tendency in the social sciences as in the biological and physical sciences.

Form II can be obtained, for example, by synergetic action of hydrophilic polymer matrix and a poor solvent such as water on P3HT chains during film formation [11], and it displays a notable red shift in the absorption spectrum [35]; a similar tendency is observed in our results, showing red shift of the band gap from 1.92 to 1.89 eV (Fig. 1a).

It was a notable shift in priorities.