Sentence examples for minor tendency from inspiring English sources
The minor tendency towards increased hematologic toxicity and the delayed weight progression in the group given 5 MBq indicate that this activity was probably close to the maximal tolerable activity.
However, a minor tendency of increased hemoglobin was observed.
A minor tendency for Enterobacteriaceae to be more abundant among IBS-D patients than controls was detected.
Somatostatin (Sst) mRNA levels also showed a minor tendency to decrease (0.74-fold, P=0.31) in Ins1LKB1KO islets.
We observed a similar social pattern for each partner, but perhaps with a minor tendency for a slightly stronger association between respiratory CA and the maternal socio-occupational group.
Its advantages, such as fewer early periprosthetic fractures and a minor tendency to result in leg length inequality, could have contributed to the result (Berry 1999, Ahmad et al. 2009).
However, this minor distorting tendency cannot account for the severe contortions observed in the figure: structures in which the DNA strand could not be traced from end to end were prevalent.
In contrast, F-FLT uptake would be less disturbed by the inflammatory response because inflammatory cells have only minor proliferation tendency [ 34].
They discovered that over multiple "generations" of interaction, such as taking new classes or joining new activities, even minor individual tendencies to interact with similar people could have a large cumulative effect, resulting in striking levels of group homogeneity.
The logistic regressions for sex separately showed minor different tendencies between the associations of stress and overweight and between anxiety or depression and overweight (results not shown), but there were no overall significant sex differences.
The two student groups differed in their choice of help-seeking only with regard to student health services, which were more often sought by medical students, and there was a minor but significant tendency for women to have sought specialised help from psychologists or psychiatrists more often than men.
