Sentence examples for healthy tendency from inspiring English sources

There is an increasing healthy tendency for investigators to collaborate by pooling materials and results across studies, with the goal of increasing the sample size and thus power.

Triple Canopy is an online magazine and a collective, both of which have a healthy tendency to creep away from monitors, toward the street.

By Sasha Frere-Jones January 17 , 2012Triple Canopy is an online magazine and a collective, both of which have a healthy tendency to creep away from monitors, toward the street.

While pareidolia was at one time thought to be related to psychosis, it's now generally recognized as a perfectly healthy tendency.

When haplotype frequencies were compared between female SLE patients and healthy controls, tendencies for an increase of haplotype 3 containing all of the SLE risk alleles and a decrease of haplotype 2 containing none of them were observed, although the differences did not reach statistical significance (permutation P, haplotype 3 = 0.081; permutation P, haplotype 2 = 0.068).

Furthermore, parental attitudes that might seem worrisome if a child is healthy — overprotectiveness, a tendency to treat the sick child as if he were younger than he is — can be functional if the child is chronically ill.

However, in healthy people this tendency is partly opposed by the attachment of the alveolar septa to the airway walls.

When the association was tested between patients having each phenotype and healthy controls, a tendency of stronger association was observed in the subsets with renal disorder and anti-dsDNA antibody as compared with all SLE (Table 2).

It would be much healthier if a tendency to quickly resort to outraged standpoints was seen in the same way – a harmless pleasure and a useful means of release.

Psychotherapy, meanwhile, may help the affected individual to relieve feelings of helplessness and isolation, reinforce healthy or positive tendencies, distinguish psychotic perceptions from reality, and explore any underlying emotional conflicts that might be exacerbating the condition.

There was a tendency for healthy women to show higher cut-off scores on the BSI and the MASQ-D30 relative to healthy men, while the two sexes showed a different pattern of cut-off scores on the DAPP-SF.