Sentence examples for comparable tendency from inspiring English sources

And Teilhard de Chardin, in particular, stressed a comparable tendency in human history: the evolution, over the millennia, of ever more vast and complex social structures.

Similar mechanisms evidently operate in human cells, in which we observed a comparable tendency for translated human 3′ UTR sequences to reduce mature protein expression in tissue culture assays, including 3′ UTR sequences from the hypomorphic 'Constant Spring' haemoglobin stop codon variant.

A contrast done between the proposed and traditional UV vis spectrophotometry methods revealed the comparable tendency in both methods Calibration curves were linear in the range of 0.37 110 and 0.45 110 μg L−1 for scanometry and UV vis methods, respectively.

A comparable tendency can be witnessed in the thought of Francis of Marchia.

We found another difference between the groups on inbound trials during the first two days of experience on the W track. On the first day of testing, all six of the lesioned animals performed well below chance levels on inbound trials, while only 1 out of 4 of the control animals showed a comparable tendency.

Both HIV sero-positive and sero-negative patients regained LMI over first 3 months and after three months; however, there was comparable tendency for HIV sero-negative patients to regain at the same rate as HIV sero-positive patients.

"A lot of these agencies have comparable tendencies — particularly when they have a dual mission, or when they adopt a dual mission, and begin to identify with the industry they're regulating".

Applying the same method to the AKT data set we find roughly comparable tendencies.

However, the comparable tendencies to have discussions on HPV vaccine with HCPs amongst women across different socioeconomic groups differed from the wide disparities in awareness found in our study, suggesting that HCP involvement in broader public health efforts is of paramount importance in reducing socioeconomic disparities in HPV infection and cervical cancer.

Sodium has a high ionization tendency comparable to that of lithium, which leads to high energy densities of SIBs4.

Cyclic adenosine monophosphate (cAMP) accumulation in whole lymphocytes as measured by radioimmunoassay was comparable, although a tendency toward lower basal and stimulated levels in the T cells was evident.