Sentence examples for increasing tendency toward from inspiring English sources

Drosophila roX2 RNA occupies male X-linked gene bodies with increasing tendency toward the 3' end, peaking at CES sites.

Conservative lawmakers said the vote showed not only that Mr. Cameron was unable to control his own backbenchers but also that he had underestimated the increasing tendency toward isolationism, including anti-Americanism, in his own political camp.

With the increasing tendency toward shift work in medicine in general, the authors felt it was important to gauge the satisfaction with the on-call service provided by radiology.

One fMRI study (Avidan et al. 2002) concluded that pFs (FFA) showed an "increasing tendency toward contrast invariance" in LO (and pFs, the FFA equivalent) relative to V1.

On the other hand, there's Web culture's increasing tendency toward anger as an end in itself.

In his later work Marini adopted a heightened, almost architectural sense of scale and an increasing tendency toward abstraction.

Individuals with psychopathy have an increased tendency toward certain types of aggression.

Going forward, there is likely to be an increased tendency toward protectionist economic policies in advanced economies.

The results showed a decreased tendency toward the glass temperature, and an increased tendency toward isotropic temperature for the LC copolymers with an increase of the spacer length.

The H2 addition also modifies the flame sensitivity to stretch, as it decreases the Markstein number (Ma), implying an increased tendency toward diffusive thermal instability (i.e. Ma → 0).

RESULTS: Women showed increased tendency toward anxiety, [odds ratio (OR) 2.22, 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.31-3.76] andelusionsns (OR 2.15, CI 1.22-3.78), but older persons of both sexes showed less tendency toward anxiety.