Sentence examples for an evolving tendency from inspiring English sources
This is because such a high prevalence of CS compared with a low prevalence of vacuum-extraction deliveries have been linked to an evolving tendency of obstetricians to avoid difficult deliveries such as those using vacuum extraction [ 37, 38].
Typically, the biopathology of tumour cells is double faced: these cells are prone to uncontrolled proliferation with a scarce propensity to differentiate [ 84, 85], but they also possess an ever evolving tendency to escape cell death: the consequent immortality provides them with a strong selective advantage over the wild-type ones, also endowing them with resistance to chemotherapy.
To keep the model simple, and to focus on the evolution of migration, maturation tendency was not considered as an evolving trait in our model.
Both articles say that the tendency toward identifying as white may mark an evolving pattern of assimilation into whiteness on the part of light-skinned Hispanics -- an idea disputed by Latino Rebels, who questioned the non-Hispanic authors' understanding of Latinidad.
Their tendency is to call "Veckatimest" a creative advance, the truest expression yet of an evolving sound.
It is an evolving battle.
"There's an evolving picture.
It is an evolving compromise.
This is an evolving area.
