We find remarkably little evidence of any systematic gender differences in preferences, and a general inclination towards an equal distribution of housework; this suggests that the reasons for the gendered division of housework do not derive from gender differences in preferences, and must lie elsewhere.
But concern with the anti-Roman influence of the Druid priesthood, which he tried to suppress in Gaul, and a general inclination toward expanding the frontiers were other reasons.
"In the first place," the philosopher famously wrote, "I put for a general inclination of all mankind, a perpetual inclination of all mankind for power after power, that ceaseth only in death.
Also, there is now a general inclination to use blockchain in other fields, including IoT, the supply chain, stock exchange, gaming and other domains where secure data transactions are important.
We therefore could summarize this finding as a general inclination to have a global level of functioning that decreased in subjects with ageing.
Also, there is now a general inclination to use blockchain in other fields, including IoT, the supply chain, stock exchange, gaming and other domains where secure data transactions are important.
Due to the long hours of work needed to finish one traditional dress or shawl, many of the Siwan garments are rarely used today, with a general inclination to buy regular dresses which girls see as more fashionable and up-to-date.
During gait initiation (Fig. 5A1), there was a general inclination during the preparatory phase until the double support phase that was concomitant with a decrease in lordosis angle.
Kinematic studies during walking have demonstrated a general inclination of the trunk in the sagittal plane, a lateroflexion on each side per cycle in the frontal plane and a phase opposition between higher and lower trunk rotations in the horizontal plane [9], [10].
In light of our findings regarding both neutrality as a general inclination and individual messages, it is possible that these aspects also have a bearing on physicians' ways of expressing and relating to clinical problems [ 1] other than those that concern sickness certification.
