The phrase "analogous tendency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a similarity in behavior or inclination between two or more subjects or phenomena.
Example: "The study revealed an analogous tendency in the way both species adapted to their environments."
Alternatives: "similar inclination" or "comparable trend".
In the temperature range considered, the calculated thermal properties including equilibrium volume, isothermal bulk modulus, Grüneisen parameters for different Al3RE phases exhibit analogous variation tendency and the numerical values are associated with the atomic radius of RE.
Peak strength and apparent Young's modulus decreased from the intact to the jointed specimens, reflecting a tendency analogous to that deriving from the use of classification systems to characterize rock masses.
Analogous slight downward tendency in the ratios of TUNEL-positive cells was indicated by Diao et al. [ 55], comparing blastocysts developed from cloned embryos reconstructed with cell nuclei of fetal fibroblasts treated with TSA and the counterparts produced using TSA-unexposed fetal fibroblast cell nuclei (nearly 3% versus 4.5%).
In addition, having absent/intermediary-low as compared to high expression of p53 correlated to a better prognosis with a 69% as compared to 14% 5-year OS, respectively (P < 0.001), and for DFS the tendency was analogous.
He goes on to say "The absence from the exhibition of works analogous to the widespread tendencies in the West, such as Tachisme, Surrealism, abstract painting, etc, reflects the nonexistence of such tendencies in Soviet art..
He goes on to say "The absence from the exhibition of works analogous to the widespread tendencies in the West, such as Tachisme, Surrealism, abstract painting, etc, reflects the nonexistence of such tendencies in Soviet art.
Alkenes are important components in transportation fuels, and are known to have increased sooting tendencies compared to analogous saturated hydrocarbons with the same carbon number.
As exhibited in Fig. 4d, the change tendency of FF is analogous to the trend of PCE.
We identified two further interventions that reduce the tendency to develop non-analogous concepts: (1) one-to-one mapping instructions and (2) mapping the source analog to multiple problem-independent scenarios before concept generation.
