Sentence examples for known tendency from inspiring English sources

But it might allow the states too much discretion in choosing how to report them — a bad idea given the well known tendency of the states to inflate graduation rates.

A frequentist approach uses a drug's known tendency to exhibit drug interactions.

They probably shouldn't ask people to just take something that has a known tendency to randomly shoot smoke everywhere and stick it in any ol' envelope, right?

Diabetic sclerosing lymphocytic lobulitis of the breast (SLLB) as a complication of long standing diabetes is a benign disease without known tendency to malignant evolution.

What happened to the January effect, the widely known tendency for stocks to do well in the first month of the year?

Ray highlights that Hackett's phone call to Mari Gilbert matches a known tendency of the Long Island Serial Killer to taunt the family members of his victims.

Indeed, the Cooperative Principle and associated maxims, along with the Principles of Style and Politeness, seem to play the same indirect role in implicature recognition that known tendencies or goals play in inductive inference generally.

She claims Scottish people "don't really know" what they want — despite the "no" or "don't know" tendency of recent polls.

To generate sequences that incorporate known error tendencies of the Illumina technology, reads from all individuals were simulated using the program pIRS (Hu et al. 2012).

Knowing the tendency of the British public to disapprove of other people's behaviour, I suspect the latter.

The media know the tendency all too well hence the Blizzardmobile and the endless calls for photos of the storm.