Sentence examples for exists a tendency from inspiring English sources

To some extent, there also exists a tendency to pass on an individual totem as hereditary or to make taboo the entire species of animal to which the individual totem belongs.

Anecdotally at least, there exists a tendency among people who have lived in the city for more than a couple decades to idealize the grittier, angrier New York of the 1980s.

It is observed that there exists a tendency that the reduction of AGI noise increases with LEA/λg and the noise reduction is significant for LEA/λg≥0.3.

Our further analysis highlights that there exists a tendency to the creation of short-paths (whose length mainly consists of two or three hops), that proficiently connect the majority of the communities existing in the network.

As a result, there exists a tendency to avoid consideration of prognosis as this would seem to promote nihilism and negativism.

In subjects with nutritional risk (MNA ≤ 23.5 / 30) existed a tendency towards improvement in MNA score 1.13 (95% CI −0.48; 2.74) after 2 years.

It is also seen in Fig. 3 that there exists a remarkable tendency in the cases of strong electric fields or strong geomagnetic storms.

Our spatial preference analysis (cf. Figures 5 and 6) shows that there exists a slight tendency of geographic close regions to reveal more similar recipe and ingredient patterns; however, the differences in the German speaking part of Europe are not significant as it was observed for China [21].

Apart from the above mentioned case of Izaña, where a strong negative bias of the NN versus the ozonesonde data exists, a slight underestimation tendency can be observed over all the six stations considered in this article.

There may exist a similar tendency that two interacting proteins are also regulated by sc-miRNAs.

Considering immature palms, the large scale effect with respect to saplings existed as a tendency but was not significant and there were no significant small-scale effects.