Sentence examples for be a general tendency from inspiring English sources
Consequently, there may be a general tendency for a non-biodiversity-focus in restoration planning to greatly compromise biodiversity gain.
In contrast to the differences mentioned above, the trend towards andromonecy (weak plants produce male flowers only, and even in larger plants the last flower is often male) seems to be a general tendency in the genus.
Although the mechanism behind the tendency to eat more per bite when given a larger portion the mechanism is unclear, it does seem to be a general tendency as it occurred irrespective of the age of the child.
These studies, along with our current findings, suggest that p53 does not play a primary role in inducing OIS and that the loss of p53 transcription may be a general tendency in cells undergoing senescence.
The visual inspection of these graphs suggests that although there seems to be a general tendency for a positive relationship between behaviors across individuals, there is also considerable variation among pairs of traits and years.
There is also likely to be a general tendency on the part of physicians to avoid surgical resection of the pancreatic head (pancreaticoduodenectomy or Whipple procedure) when faced with a large tumor or low volume metastatic disease.
"There is a general tendency to make decisions later," said Robert J. Harth, the executive and artistic director of Carnegie Hall.
And there is a general tendency to understand fugues as progressing from counterpoints of solo instruments to emphatic tutti conclusions.
Perhaps it is in keeping with what children often observe is a general tendency to become less interesting over time.
