Sentence examples for capture tendencies from inspiring English sources

We began by using prevalence as the measure for comparisons over time between the groups studied in order to capture tendencies on an absolute level.

We present a short background and the current situation in Arrie, setting out to capture the tendencies of the contemporary construction of nature for outdoor recreation.

In fact, MSR is only able to capture shifting tendencies within the data [ 22].

Risk of suicide was measured using the Suicide Risk Assessment (SRT) [unpublished manuscript, University of Amsterdam, 2000], a six-item self-report questionnaire designed to capture suicidal tendencies.

But the theory failed to capture the tendency of investors to thirst after big killings and in the process overpay for high-beta stocks.

The models can capture the tendency of changes, especially under quiet or moderate geomagnetic conditions, but are less accurate under geomagnetic storms.

However, the use of single interaction scores fails to capture the tendency of proteins to favour different partners under distinct cellular conditions.

Inflation measured by chained CPI is on average 0.3 percentage points lower because it better captures consumers' tendency to shift from expensive to cheaper products and shops.

If there is one event that best captures this tendency to forget, it is surely the Irish famine, which killed more than a million people in the middle of the 19th century.

Centralization thus captures the tendency of a network to have few (in the extreme case: one) very central and many peripheral actors ([4], pp. 177).

Originally developed by Rotter (1966), the locus of control captures the tendency of individuals to view life events as resulting from their own actions (internal locus) or rather from luck or fate (external locus).