These findings address long-standing questions about the proximate source of human altruism by suggesting that prosocial behavior results, in part, from our broader tendency for social-cognitive thought.
This forms part of a broader tendency for property markets to be especially bubbly in big cities, particularly capitals such as London.With global monetary conditions so loose, governments are using regulatory tools to cool overheated housing markets.
After three decades of forest regeneration in our study area, there are still measurable differences in habitat use, with a broad tendency for parrots to favor old growth over secondary forest.
Finally, a Mantel test comparison of the PST and FST matrices indicated that there was a broad tendency for high levels of pairwise morphological divergence to be associated with high values of pairwise microsatellite DNA divergence across a broad range of h values used in calculating PST (i.e., h = 0.25 0.75, Z = 45.6 76.5, r = 0.25 0.28, P = 0.01 0.008, e.g., Fig. 6).
This is part of a broader tendency to think narrowly when evaluating information and making decisions.
The broader tendency among Clinton supporters, though, was simply to dismiss Sanders's success, chalking his Iowa numbers up to youthful exuberance that they assume will fade as Democrats start looking for a serious presidential contender.
Jimmy Fallon's tousling of Trump's hair might well be dismissed as a reflection of a media committed to the rote rituals of election-year coverage the standard playful exchanges with the Democratic and Republican nominees designed to allow the public to see their human side were it not such an apt metaphor for the broader tendencies in Trump coverage.
The triumph takes on greater significance when considered against the broader tendencies in radio.
The broad tendencies of social change were in keeping with political and institutional progress.
There is a broad tendency in our culture, an end-of-an-era feeling, that AIDS is reinforcing; an exhaustion, for many, of purely secular ideals.
And despite a broad tendency to favor one's own racial or ethnic group in all sorts of contexts, many racially liberal white Americans express greater support for black political candidates than for otherwise identical white candidates (a tendency which was evident in patterns of support for Obama in 2008).
