Sentence examples for extreme tendency from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the ductal type adenocarcinomas of the pancreas or distal bile ducts show an extremely poor prognosis that has been attributed to their disseminating growth pattern, extreme tendency for perineural sheet invasion, and their inaccessibility for systemic therapeutics, potentially due to their extensive desmoplastic stromal reaction.

From TEM images, it is put in evidence for the CeO2 samples containing Zr and/or Pr ion metals, the extreme tendency of the single crystals to aggregate in big clusters (around hundreds of nanometers see left images of Fig. 6).

Silkies lay a fair number of cream-colored eggs, but production is often interrupted due to their extreme tendency to go broody; a hen will produce 100 eggs in an ideal year.

Here, we analyze the entire set of Drosophila melanogaster nuclearly encoded mitochondrial duplicate genes and show that both RNA- and DNA-mediated mitochondrial gene duplications exhibit an unexpectedly high rate of relocation (change in location between parental and duplicated gene) as well as an extreme tendency to avoid the X chromosome.

Whichever way you look at it, we have hard, unquestionable evidence that fear, hatred and extreme tendencies of all sorts are on the rise.

The absence of healthier politics created a dangerous vacuum, which was filled by the most extreme tendencies in Iraq: the Sunni resistance, made up of Baathist, Islamist, and nationalist elements; and the Shiite street politics of Moqtada al-Sadr.

The LDP's overall weakness and the imminent approach of the general election, which is expected to take place in early November, will naturally pull it closer to the political centre, muting any of the cabinet's more extreme tendencies.

"If the two parties do not develop alternative programs that can be executed," the committee warned, "the voter's frustration and the mounting ambiguities of national policy might set in motion more extreme tendencies to the political left and the political right".

Having the courage to support these movements also means to marginalize extreme tendencies and contribute to the global security.

Completely deregulating party fundraising is not the answer, but there are a variety of other reforms that could bolster the parties' ability to bring citizens into the political process while moderating the most extreme tendencies of both voters and officeholders.

Since Teddy Roosevelt's trust-busting campaign against the "malefactors of great wealth," progressives have buried the hatchet with capitalism based on the conviction that its extreme tendencies could be regulated and that growth could lift all boats.