Despite great heterogeneity in dN/dS ratios, duplicate genes show a significant tendency to have elevated dN/dS ratios.
SUVaverage was stable over time with no significant statistical difference, whereas a significant tendency to decrease with time was observed for SUVmax and SUVpeak (p ≤ 0.0005; Table 2).
In another study, during treatment of depression, remitters to escitalopram showed a significant tendency to modify resting-state activity in the occipital cortex.
Class III disharmony shows a significant tendency to worsen with growth, as assessed by means of the longitudinal portion of the study.
It might therefore seem surprising that there is a significant tendency among film scholars to treat films as the product of a single individual, its auteur or author.
However, we did find a significant tendency, in both the upper and lower lingual groups, for frictional forces to increase with decreasing values of L, which is directly correlated to the width of the brackets.
We show that there is a significant tendency for structural repetition in corpora, and that this tendency is not limited to syntactic environments involving coordination, though it is greater in these environments.
There was a significant tendency for trade-offs between on the one hand cultural and regulating services and on the other provisioning services, and we also found the potential of regulating and cultural services to form synergies.
Although Doppler-sonography of the middle cerebral artery was performed in a minority of the cases, it showed a significant tendency of lower resistance indices (brain sparing) in the intracerebral hemorrhage group (66.7% versus 21.1%).
For example, Beattie and Barlas report that participants "had a significant tendency to choose noncommodities over commodities and currencies" and that choices between noncommodities and currencies were the easiest for participants (2001, 50-51).
Nevertheless, many individuals are also systematically dishonest about being audited; that is, we observe a significant tendency for individuals to claim that they were audited when they were not.
