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The phrase "a tendency was shown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing observed patterns or behaviors in research or analysis.
Example: "In the study, a tendency was shown for participants to prefer online learning over traditional classroom settings."
Alternatives: "a tendency was observed" or "a tendency was noted".
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Consequently, such a tendency was shown for the Au/SiO2 particle colloid solution.
The strength of the correlations in linear regression did not prove statistically different for the diagnoses and impairments, but a tendency was shown.
For the first time, a tendency was shown that excessive prehospital fluid replacement in children leads to a worse clinical course with higher mortality and that excessive fluid replacement has a negative influence on the ability to coagulate.
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For parents, a similar tendency was shown.
Once again a slight tendency was shown for women treated with conservative surgery to present fewer health problems (symptom scales lower values) and hence a "better" QOL.
Vreugdenhil et al. (2002b) pointed out that an improving tendency was shown in children of school age, even if there was a significant negative association between endocrine-disrupting chemical level and neurodevelopment of children during infancy.
A similar but not significant tendency was shown for the 5-HT3AR protexpressionsion.
An opposite tendency was shown by a large group of genes however the magnitude of expression changes was smaller.
Although this was not significant, this tendency was shown in this study.
But the alarming degree to which Mr. Blair evinces this tendency is shown by a long line of victims, all of whom thought they understood him.
The central tendency is shown by the median.
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