Sentence examples for generalized tendency from inspiring English sources

For the earliest studies, the so called first generation HR-studies a thorough review [ 12] reports a generalized tendency to find developmental delays and a variety of problems or difficulties that these children may experience already during middle childhood and adolescence.

Dispositional optimism is typically conceptualized as a generalized tendency to expect positive personal future outcomes.

Instead, dispositional optimism was linked with a generalized tendency to evaluate personal outcomes positively regardless of temporal perspective.

This interpretation is coherent with another finding reported by McCleary and Barro (2006), according to which, in the former Soviet countries, where religious practices were limited by the Communist regime, there is both a low level of religiosity and a generalized tendency to believe in superstitions.

Together, these findings seem to indicate that during REM sleep the hippocampus show a generalized tendency to EEG synchronization.

The level of expression is assocated with a generalized tendency toward transcript miniaturization while the breadth, i.e the number of experimental units in which a gene is expressed, is associated with sequence expansion.

The Hamiltonian function originated as a generalized statement of the tendency of physical systems to undergo changes only by those processes that either minimize or maximize the abstract quantity called action.

The concept of inertia can be further generalized to explain the tendency of objects to continue in many different forms of constant motion, even those that are not strictly constant velocity.

As in other invasive interventions, we caution that the contraindications of interventional microadhesiolysis include, for example, pregnancy, bleeding tendency, and generalized weakness.

The highest levels of percentages of lymphocytes expressing all activation markers by the egg+IgE+ subgroup is remarkable in view of the fact that in the preceding section this egg+IgEhi group was shown to have a tendency towards a generalized reduction of lymphocyte populations.

Differences in mean proportions of A. actinomycetemcomitans were statistically significant among groups (p = 0.004), corresponding to lower proportions in ChP when compared to localized AgP (tendency, p = 0.062) and generalized AgP (p = 0.001).