Sentence examples for developed the tendency from inspiring English sources

To explore this further, we developed the tendency of the mean issue fix time shown in Fig. 6.

This also reflects that the potential charge of particles in corresponding pH environment at which surface charge inspired electrostatic repulsion forces could not overcome the van der Waals attractive forces and eventually developed the tendency to agglomerate.

They develop the tendency to wear religion on their sleeves and conduct efforts to convince others of their beliefs.

The differences in eye gaze processing we observed were of small effect size at 6 10 months of age, consistent with the claim that infants are predisposed to develop the tendency to orient toward human eyes and to follow gaze even with limited experience of gaze communication due to blindness of the primary caregiver.

The advent of synthetic medicines in the health care system coupled with industrialization, urbanization in most developed countries and the tendency to embrace western culture by the developing countries made the use of herbal products to decline from about the beginning of the 20th century up to the 1970s [ 1].

(Last year, Rove wrote a fan letter to a junior academic who had published a book pointing out that during the Civil War the Republican Party developed a "tendency to conflate Republicanism with loyalty and Democracy with treason").

Goldenberg added that some supporters of the president's policies, particularly the Iran deal, have developed a tendency of blaming the Saudis for Middle East chaos while neglecting Iran's role.

Mitt's sister Jane told Swidey that the dog developed a tendency to wander, and that she took Seamus to her home in California where there was more space.

Perhaps as a consequence, we've developed a tendency to downplay the importance of the human element in managing.

The long-toothed matinee idol – that lesser-spotted showbusiness queen Keiran O'Nightley – has developed a tendency to shun the world.

Some people have an inherited tendency to develop the problem.