Sentence examples for basis lends itself from inspiring English sources

A definition across individuals is favoured by the fact that data collected on that basis lends itself easily to international comparisons, whereas data on health inequalities defined across groups can only be compared between two countries if both countries have conceived and operationalised the relevant groups in the same way (which they often have not).

"It's all done on a case-by-case basis, which is what lends itself to the painfully long process".

Consequently, maize lends itself to studying the molecular basis of phenotypic variation.

While the resulting classification of living things based on evolutionary trees may be new and unfamiliar to most, it is now founded on a practice that lends itself to testing, falsification, and repetition, the very basis of good science.

Oxybutynin lends itself to individualization in dosage, both on a chronic basis as well as for specific short-term usage.

Morphometrically, the skull shows a tremendous amount of continuous variation across mammals, an observation which lends itself to the metaphor of the "tuning knob" as a genetic basis behind this variation [ 5, 22].

It lends itself to overthinking.

"It lends itself to bile-fuelled solipsism".

(Sourdough, particularly, lends itself to genealogical interpretation.

This personality lends itself to football.

That lends itself well to good oratory.