Sentence examples for and the general tendency from inspiring English sources

Other effects of overconfidence that may lead to diagnostic and other errors include widespread non-compliance with clinical guidelines and "the general tendency on the part of physicians to disregard, or fail to use, decision-support resources" (Berner and Graber, 2008: S7).

The statute of England, which exempts the owners of vessels and the vessels from liability for faults of pilots,—pilotage there being compulsory, and pilots being licensed,—has not met with much commendation from the admiralty courts, and the general tendency of their adjudications has been to construe the exemption with great strictness.

With the increase of the volume of added solid particles, the measured local solid holdup increases in both tubes; however, the variation of the solid velocity with the increase of the solid particles shows a characteristic of the wave and the general tendency is climbing for both tubes.

Considering the corruption of human nature, and the general tendency of mankind to promote their own interest, I think there is great danger.

The social fabric of India is woven around relationships and the general tendency is to encourage a reconciliation rather than a breakup.

But given the recent kerfuffle over the nature of her college education—and the general tendency to massage the truth by the Trump clan one might be forgiven for a healthy dose of skepticism here.

There are changes taking place actually due to the Bologna Process and to the general tendency in most medical schools to introduce progressively more teaching activities in FM.

The cell-specific inputs would be involved more in cell-specific responses to the object images that appeared as cell-specific peaks in the tuning curve, and the common inputs generate the general tendency of the tuning curve to be similar to that of averaged MUs.

These features differentiate prokaryote-type signaling systems from eukaryote-type systems, and might also explain the general tendency and ability of prokaryote-type signaling proteins to function as dimers.

However, they are based on statistics and can only represent the general tendency of the link availability.

Findings are consistent with previous studies, and further suggest that the general tendency to avoid or escape from unpleasant internal experiences may be a specific factor that exacerbates psychological distress among women with a history of sexual victimization in childhood.