Sentence examples for manifest tendency from inspiring English sources

RATIONAL-market theories have their detractors, in part because they necessarily simplify the financial world and ignore investors' manifest tendency to act irrationally.

Hyper-phosphorylated AE1 showed a manifest tendency to cluster, indicating a change in its interactions with the cytoskeletal network.

During Secretary Clinton's visit, the United States should make clear that such support will not be possible if Ukraine continues to manifest tendencies incompatible with its declared desire for integration into Europe.

Margaret Talbot's fascinating article neglected to mention one potentially devastating effect of stimulant neuroenhancers: in people with a history of, or a yet-to-be manifested tendency toward, bipolar disorder, drugs like Adderall and Ritalin can trigger mania, which may persist even if use of the stimulant is discontinued.

7. Long overlaps are a feature of many prokaryotic species and manifest a tendency towards a reduction in abundance over the course of evolution.

Visual observations show that the dam mix D material (Run series 4) manifested higher tendency of sustaining the roof of the piping hole in comparison with other materials, where the roof of the poorly developed piping holes collapsed under steady propagation of the wetting front.

Hypertensive DS rats manifested a tendency towards decreased body weight gain as compared with NS rats, but this did not reach statistical significance (384 ± 13 vs. 405 ± 9 g in NS, p < 0.1).

These manifested the tendency to use at least three different standpoints from four proposed answer options (namely: vaccination of all targets, vaccination of targets at risk, vaccination by personal choice, no vaccination) when addressing various vaccination programs Two Attitude Groups were found to be of negligible proportions.

Time and again, the city has manifested new tendencies within the uprising.

He has been known to exclaim, "I love great big organizations!" and occasionally, in conversation, he manifests liberal tendencies.

Those fears are most clearly manifested in his tendency toward hyperbolic comparison.