Sentence examples for an increasing tendency toward from inspiring English sources

One fMRI study (Avidan et al. 2002) concluded that pFs (FFA) showed an "increasing tendency toward contrast invariance" in LO (and pFs, the FFA equivalent) relative to V1.

In his later work Marini adopted a heightened, almost architectural sense of scale and an increasing tendency toward abstraction.

The sheer proliferation of Germany's political parties contributed to the downfall of the Weimar Republic in 1933, but they have shown an increasing tendency toward consolidation since the early days of the Federal Republic.

In addition, there is an increasing tendency toward large size for the accD reading frame in cupressophytes.

It has been reported that 27 74.8% of adults use CAM [ 5- 7], and there is also an increasing tendency toward its use in children worldwide [ 6- 8].

However, because of an increasing tendency toward Anisakis nematode allergy among patients in South Korea (15 ), attention should be paid to this clinical feature.

Going forward, there is likely to be an increased tendency toward protectionist economic policies in advanced economies.

Individuals with psychopathy have an increased tendency toward certain types of aggression.

The results showed a decreased tendency toward the glass temperature, and an increased tendency toward isotropic temperature for the LC copolymers with an increase of the spacer length.

The H2 addition also modifies the flame sensitivity to stretch, as it decreases the Markstein number (Ma), implying an increased tendency toward diffusive thermal instability (i.e. Ma → 0).

The anonymous character of trading exchanges and an increased tendency toward excess had been transforming the virtues of capitalism into a dangerous, shady jungle where predatory behaviour has been tolerated, and operations as vested by Putin for personal and/or nationalist gain thrived.