Sentence examples for emerging tendency from inspiring English sources

Safety Differences between treatment groups regarding rates of adverse events such newly emerging tendency will be displayed descriptively.

By middle childhood, concepts of fairness and justice show through in an emerging tendency to share resources equally.

The model also highlights some new emerging tendencies for a good that is assuming more and more the features of a hedonic good.

In the 8th century there emerged tendencies to interpret Shintō from a Buddhist viewpoint.

George Shaw, at 44, is roughly the same age as both Hirst or Emin yet is one of the leaders of the emerging "serious" tendency.

Those who were reluctant to join the emerging fascist tendencies in Europe and the US, will be one more step closer to supporting them.

One can hear Cherubini struggling in his orchestral textures to free himself of the operatic conventions he inherited, straddling as he does the high classic tradition with emerging romantic tendencies.

It emerges the tendency of communities of smaller size to be strongly interconnected among each other.

In spacecraft engineering a paradigm shift is emerging with the tendency from traditional, single, large, and multifunctional satellites towards cooperating, distributed small spacecraft systems.

The entity does not possess potentialities for change which would not be directly related to the tendencies emerging from its nature.

There are publications that provide an outlook of the pedagogic tendencies emerging in the digital age (Bates, 2015; Beetham, McGill, & Littlejohn, 2009; Cartelli, 2006; de Oliveira et al., 2015; Limbu, 2014; Yáñez, Okada, & Palau, 2015).