Sentence examples for fine tendency from inspiring English sources

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This is due to the fact that EDEW and EDE are rich in bioactive phenolic and polyphenolics which have a fine tendency to scavenge NO− free radicals that are responsible for oxidative stress.

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Not everything in it works — the score, for one thing, is vulgar and obvious in a way that Leonard Schiller would never tolerate in his own writing or anyone else's — but it has the quiet beauty of a late afternoon, late in the autumn, when New York seems to be not just the center of the world but the crystallization of its finest tendencies.

On macro-scale, reservoir quality varies vertically and laterally within Yabus Sandstone where it shows progressive fining upward tendencies with different degrees of connectivity.

Now condense their finest traits: gentleness; tendency to observe and listen; sensory delight in the world around; unmitigated joy at communion with nature and intuition for the way you feel.

The specimens with amorphous fines showed the tendency to delay the desorption in the laboratory conditions indicating the need for a very long curing time for the final consolidation.

It is found that the stability of the spherical aggregates results from a very fine balance between the tendency of the polymer chains and lipid tails to pack in an asymmetric spherical aggregate and the tendency of the hydrophobic-water interface to keep the area per molecule fixed.

"Children of Chabannes," an honest, careful film, is a fine example of this tendency.

Milk fat yield was similar with coarse CS (1.05 kg/d) and abomasal infusion of TG (1.02 kg/d), but was lower with ruminal supply of fine CS (0.95 kg/d; tendency) and TG (0.89 kg/d).

Shorter unsaturated zone travel times in poorly drained areas likely indicated preferential flow through clay soils, and a tendency for fine grained deposits to collocate with areas of shallower water table.

If the material at a given stage represents a broad range of particle sizes and shapes, mixing must circumvent the tendency for fine particles to collect in the center of a pile while rounded particles collect at a pile's edge.

The tendency of fines to come out in preference to the coarse particles is predicted using the theory of the flow of interstitial gas and particle jets from fluidised beds.

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