Sentence examples for a predominant tendency from inspiring English sources

Previous studies have shown that a predominant tendency in creative generation tasks is to base new ideas on well-known, specific instances of previous ideas (e.g., basing ideas for imaginary aliens on dogs, cats or bears).

The ratio of REMPI signals in the two flames for masses from m/z= 78 (benzene) up to approximately m/z= 200 is given and shows a predominant tendency of the cyclopentene flame to form aromatic species.

But the essence of the Brown approach -- a blend of expansively visionary futurism around technology, energy, transportation, the environment, health, and education with hyper-prudent pragmatism about regular government functions -- remains far from a predominant tendency in the national Democratic Party, much less American politics.

Studies across North America showed that there was a predominant tendency toward adult males being killed (Arnett et al. 2008).

Gene duplications expand the size of gene families, and subfunctionalization of paralog gene pairs is a predominant tendency after gene duplications.

The problem with introducing all these "facts" is the predominant tendency to racialise – to ascribe a racial meaning to an event in the absence of any other information.

The predominant tendency of continued worldwide glacier shrinkage may indeed constitute one of the clearest indications in nature of rapid climate change at a global scale.

It seems that the predominant tendency in the near future will still be simultaneous sugar-ethanol production and product diversification in the sugar factory.

The fact that all spectra demonstrate a predominant peak at (222) plane indicates that the prepared films had a tendency to crystallize along a favorable orientation.

The present findings suggest that people with a predominant obsessive passion are more likely to avoid treating themselves with kindness and compassion when faced with failure, a tendency that likely contributes to the known maladaptive outcomes that are characteristic of an obsessive passion in times of adversity.

However, the need for continuity of quality care remains a predominant frustration.