Sentence examples for a noted tendency from inspiring English sources
These issues with body image have been well recorded in literature on gay communities, with a noted "tendency of gay men to emphasize physical appearance".
Fielding had a noted tendency to be prejudiced toward certain authors too – Rabelais and Aristophanes were always met harshly, while Jonathan Swift, Cervantes, and Lucian were praised as a "great Triumvirate".
The larvae of B. procyonis have a noted tendency to invade the brain, causing neural larva migrans and ocular larva migrans.
The restrained time exposure to context B was used to counteract a noted tendency for rats to consume more Ensure in context B. This unexplained tendency could be a result of different motivational states generated by the different training environments [ 118].
Breaking up households is costly and there is a noted tendency even for many millionaires to be part of unbroken, long-term relationships.
A serious issue in the EnKF is a commonly noted tendency to underestimate the state uncertainty when using N<n ensemble members [13, 18, 19].
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.
We noted a tendency for a greater dry matter, and a significantly higher liquid fraction turnover rate for HF diets.
No treatment differences were observed in the fecal shedding of the Salmonella; however, we noted a tendency for a treatment difference in the percentage of calves positive for Salmonella present in the ileal tissue at d 21 after the challenge (25, 50, and 60%).
We also noted a tendency for a thinner superior temporal cortex in the pediatric versus adult onset groups with childhood abuse suggesting that abuse during critical neurodevelopmental periods may influence cytoarchitecture within this region.
Edmondson's casting in the role followed a trend remarked upon by television critic Jim Shelley, who noted a tendency of Holby City producers toward hiring already well established actors, including Jesus of Nazareth star Robert Powell and actress Patsy Kensit.
