Sentence examples for demonstrate a tendency to from inspiring English sources

The results demonstrate a tendency to terminate grain boundaries on low index planes with relatively low surface energies and large interplanar spacings.

The results also show that endorsing more physical activities may result in a significant reduction in the individual's motorised mode use, whilst individuals who demonstrate a tendency to use their spare time on social activities tend to have better social health conditions.

Current evidence suggests that relative to traditional shoe running, conditioned barefoot runners -- such as those in Kenya -- demonstrate a tendency to run with a forefoot strike pattern (i.e., landing on the balls of the feet).

The very good fit of the two estimations obtained in the present study with the two different grid size also suggests that our estimation is relatively robust although our performance tests demonstrate a tendency to an overestimation of the coefficient of selection (between 25% and 30%, Additional file 1: Supplemental Table S5).

SDH-deficient GISTs occur exclusively in the stomach, commonly metastasise to lymph nodes, have a propensity to multifocal or metachronous disease, commonly show primary resistance to imatinib and demonstrate a tendency to relatively indolent behavior of metastases (Gill et al. 2010 a ).

In the weaker tales, Ms. Mason demonstrates a tendency to super-impose awkward metaphorical constructs on her narratives.

To make matters worse, English courts have demonstrated a tendency to accept jurisdiction in these cases even when the plaintiff's connection to England appears wafer-thin.

In the past two years, the former president has demonstrated a tendency to criticise Obama in order to bolster his wife, and to speak out-of-turn.

Capitalism has demonstrated a tendency to politicise ever-growing areas of life, from the environment to the genetic code, and the profusion of "new social movements" since the 1960s reflects this.

Winslet further demonstrated a tendency to choose provocative roles with Quills (2000), in which she played a laundress smuggling manuscripts written by the Marquis de Sade out of the insane asylum where he is imprisoned.

Ironically, while the devastating Kill List was passed uncut by the censors, the entirely silly 3D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy (2011, Metrodome, 18) was cut by nearly three minutes after falling foul of the BBFC's laudable guidelines on material that demonstrates "a tendency to eroticise and endorse sexual violence".