Sentence examples for a tendency for upper from inspiring English sources

But this led to a lack of vocal freedom that translated into a tendency for upper notes to stray flat (consistently, in Schubert's "Im Frühling").

On the other hand, even in open aristocracies there is a tendency for the upper stratum to become a hereditary group filled mainly by the offspring of aristocratic parents.

The reduction in lung volumes with neuromuscular disease is further compromised by sleep and the supine position, exaggerating the tendency for upper airway collapse and desaturation with sleep-disordered breathing events.

The upper quartiles of the CG showed a tendency for smaller values up to the third year after restoration, while later, that tendency was no longer detectable.

However, when there is a large difference between exposed and unexposed subjects, there is a tendency for X in the unexposed subjects to be at the upper limit of acceptable matches for exposed subjects with large X values when using ascending matching and at the lower limit when using descending matching, as seen in Figures  3C and 3D.

With scoring for the intensity and areas of positive cells, there was a tendency for Bax expression to increase along with progress of histological features in both upper and lower crypts.

The proportion of patients with BMI<25 was larger in the lower and upper age quartiles compared with BMI⩾25, whereas there was a tendency for the patients of the middle age quartiles to be overweight or obese.

With an upper cycling limit less than 2.1 V (rhe) there was a tendency for formation of only one hydrous oxide product which reduced just below 0.4 V (rhe).

Of course, that does mean there is a tendency for a certain winsomeness to creep into proceedings, and sometimes the faux naif gets the upper hand.

Many families like yours have a tendency for this.

Instead, he's shows a tendency for diplomacy through tweeting.