Sentence examples for changing tends from inspiring English sources

The study of this changing tends of upconversion emission intensity and decay time constant may be helpful for design and fabrication of high performance upconversion materials.

The investigation of the thermal stability luminescence reveals that the emission intensities of Ce3+ and Eu2+ single-doped samples exhibit an opposite changing tend with increasing temperature.

In most countries, changing trains tends to be a sordid ordeal of waiting and of discomfort.

As this gene is located at the start point of the HOG pathway and involved in sensing the environmental changing, it tends to undergo positive selection [ 18].

My favorite dishes from Mr. Liebrandt's frequently changing menu tended to the most straightforward ones.

Like a master criminal living incognito, he spends his days changing nappies, tending the garden, walking the cliff paths and pottering about in the shed.

I found it to work well going straight forwards and backwards, and left and right, although changing directions tended to cause a little bit of bunching on the clothes I ironed.

But what happens is 'they' become 'us.' Americanness is always changing, and that tends to happen first in New York". Giuliani once said, referring to the city's political culture, that he wanted to make New York "more like the rest of America". Americans may yet find themselves yearning for the opposite.

Business isn't a monolith and the cost of dealing with new and changing government regulations tends to hit small businesses hardest.

Coverage of America's changing urban scene tends to focus heavily on large metropolitan areas and the "megaregions" now often said to dominate the economic future.

In our case study, both increasing sea-level-rise rates and changing storm patterns tend to increase shoreline change rates, which can induce more vigorous shoreline stabilization efforts.