Sentence examples for at a tendency from inspiring English sources

In particular, he grew frustrated at a tendency among his more reactionary readers to disregard all his caveats and qualifications in order to represent the text as a return to laissez faire".

However, the right-sided P values were not much larger than 0.05, hinting at a tendency in the data to be different, like the comparison of the median number of expressed genes above.> -wrap-foot> The Gompertz functions for TNBC and TNBC-free patients are shown in Table  2.

We sense a patness, an awkwardness at dynamics, a tendency to paint goodness -- in Teddy, in his grandmother, in an old professor couple -- with overindulgent shades of good.

He said he had not been sleeping much recently and had been going out for long walks late at night, a tendency that was worrying his wife.

This is not to say the show is without weaknesses, chiefly in the area of movement invention and, at times, a tendency toward the precious.

The small labels that Barry worked at had a tendency to run aground financially, but perhaps his most dependable asset was his resilience — a facility for dusting himself off and moving on to the next venture.

The crisis left the efficient-market hypothesis, with its engine of rational expectations, less a universal explanation for economic behavior (meaning, ipso facto, any behavior) and more, at best, a tendency.

However, we think there was at least a tendency of improvement and further study may change our conclusion.

Therefore, they suggest at least a tendency towards positive selection, favoring TAAR diversification, as reported for other fishes [ 16, 31].

At birth a tendency to higher total thyroxine (tT4) concentrations was found in the high exposure group.

Thus, there was at least a tendency for inhibition of fasting and stimulated C-peptide after 3 months of intervention but no such effect at the end of the 6-month intervention period.