Sentence examples for have lower tendency from inspiring English sources

After examining the network properties of functionally important coevolved sites we found that overall functional sites have lower tendency to form coevolutionary clusters compared to all coevolved sites as suggested by their lower average clustering coefficients values (0.19 compared to 0.49 for all coevolved sites, Table 4).

It seems a general norm that people adapted to harsh winter environments for several generations have lower tendencies to develop insulin resistance.

The salient features of the two structures in terms of intermolecular interactions reveal, even though organic fluorine has lower tendency to engage in hydrogen bonding and F⋯F interactions, these interactions could play a significant role in the design of molecular assemblies via crystal engineering.

With post hoc test, there is significance at 4 min time point in cued test (p = 0.0239) and totally SCR mice had lower tendency.

Pear has very distinct cultivar variation for susceptibility to FD, as some varieties are recognized to be more susceptible to FD than others that have lower or almost no tendency to develop FD [ 13].

In compartment C5, fungal species belonging to the Ascomycota had a tendency to have lower ranks whereas the opposite trend was found in compartment C6.

Since introns had a tendency to have lower abundance than exons, their variation would be higher due to the intrinsically higher variation of detection of lower-abundant RNAs.

There was a tendency to have lower mean residuals with past or present exposure to cigarette smoke, especially in those with inadequate glucose control.

In a multivariate logistic regression analysis, after adjusting for age, sex, and BMI, participants with blood Mn levels in the higher quartiles had a tendency to have lower odds ratios (OR) for the presence of diabetes with a significant test for trend (p = 0.02; Table  3).

In this study we showed that in patients with FD, D2R binding in the caudate nucleus was significantly lower than in healthy subjects, together with a tendency to have lower basal PRL levels.

On the other hand, the tendency to have lower blood pressure in a patient with GS is a protective factor for people with diabetes, exposing them to lower risk of cardiovascular complications.