That is, in daily life, people can choose different ideals such as values or beliefs, but certain ideals have the specific tendency of developing an affinity toward certain (material) interests.
The general tendency of developing countries to target public services to the capital is a more modern example of this phenomenon.
The fourth is the "age of convergence," the tendency of developing countries like Nigeria to make unprecedented economic advances through the deployment of best practices and advanced technologies.
The tendency of developing countries in its partial health care system and the large degree of market mechanism, caused imbalance in the quality and ability to access health services among the poor and the rich.
Ulcerative colitis (UC) is characterized by long-standing mucosal inflammation of the large bowel, with increased tendency of developing colorectal cancer (CRC), i.e., colitis-associated cancer (CAC) [ 1].
First presented in the medical literature in 1896 by a French pediatrician, Antoine Marfan, the syndrome is characterized by a tall and slender build, eye problems and a tendency to develop aneurysms of the aorta at a young age.
They have a tendency to develop in sites of prior skin trauma, such as abdominal scars from previous surgical incisions and may even develop from the trauma of simple scratching of extremities due to ESRD-associated pruritis.
We did identify a small subset of patients who demonstrated a tendency to develop relapsing demyelinating episodes associated with radiographic evidence of recurrent uni- or multi-focal lesions exceeding 2 cm.
In the in vivo orthotropic mouse model using the human MPM cell line, the mice given BIW-8962 had a tendency to develop a smaller amount of pleural effusion.
