Sentence examples for demonstrates a tendency for from inspiring English sources
A direct numerical simulation of dynamic tensile deformation of an aluminum polycrystal demonstrates a tendency for shear localization to occur in regions of the microstructure where the ratio of the rate of residual (i.e., stored) elastic energy to plastic dissipation is minimal.
In our recent study, it was shown that the misorientation angle distribution of GBs in heavily drawn ultrafine-grained tungsten demonstrates a tendency for high-angle GBs to have significant populations at certain non-CSL misorientation angles around the [110] axis [7].
The results demonstrated a tendency for greater SNC in Lewis rats and then slower recovery from the unexpected loss of reward relative to the Fischer rats.
We demonstrate a tendency for the spread of total measured consumption to be higher on paper compared to CAPI, translating into significantly higher measured inequality.
You demonstrated a "tendency for whites" to blame the consequences of racism on blacks.As a group, blacks suffer disproportionately from racial disparities in health, education, housing, income and employment.
Does it demonstrate a tendency for violence?
During this assignment, he demonstrated a tendency for insubordination toward senior political figures.
Data of this study might demonstrate a tendency for higher cumulative population doublings in MSC form younger donors but more probes would be necessary to verify this effect.
However, phylogenetic studies of Malagasy primates demonstrate a tendency for sister species to be found in parapatry [49], suggesting that current lemur distribution patterns maintain a signal that at least partly reflects the original geography of speciation [42].
The present study demonstrated a tendency for risk reduction with the TA(9/9) genotype compared with the TA(0/0) genotype (Table 2).
Most of the studies demonstrate a tendency for women [ 3, 10], younger [ 11- 13] and more highly educated people [ 4, 14, 15] to prefer more participation.
