Sentence examples for elements tended to from inspiring English sources

"These elements tended to interact with each other and worsen over time, leading to greater suicide risk, whilst also creating barriers that interfered with attempts to treat depression or interrupt suicidality," the report, published in the journal PLOS One, found.

In addition, the results confirmed that products composed of curvier elements tended to evoke a stronger pleasure response compared with those defined by straight lines.

It was found that thinning and dissolution of α2 lamellae and continuous coarsening of γ lamellae were the main creep processes and the microalloying elements tended to segregate at lamellar interfaces, especially at ledges during creep.

Additionally, further analysis showed that the distribution of "young" Alu elements were still in accordance with the pattern of LINE, while the "old" Alu elements tended to accumulated in GC-rich regions, indicating the functional role Alu may play (Lander et al. 2001).

We found that long elements tended to have long LTRs.

Indeed, most of these class-specific elements tended to be observed in the modern PAGs.

The radioactive elements tend to be preferentially driven off from these rocks for geochemical reasons.

But within her twenty-two novels a number of elements tend to recur and collide with a kind of stage-farcical postmodernism.

Some of them joined antigovernment forces and some operated independently, he said, observing that "such elements tend to push antigovernment fighters toward more radical positions".

Minerals are continually washed down from the high Andes by the Amazon and its tributaries, but the elements tend to remain within the muddy soil of the flood plains rather than being dispersed more widely.

Soaring arias and tender love songs; low, warm lights; ritualistic tasks completed with great care; supple and sensual young dancers — all of these elements tend to come into play in his languid, lengthy productions.