Sentence examples for persisting tendency from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that with increasing climate warming and with the persisting tendency for its humidification, in the lower belt of the mountains there will be taking place an enhancement in the landscape role of dark-coniferous forests through succession from light-coniferous forests to them.

Our findings have also highlighted a persisting tendency for patients and HCPs to associate palliative care with dying.

Although it is fully accepted that the fertilized ovum contains the cytoplasmic contribution of at least the maternal germ cell, there persists a tendency in developmental genetics to focus on cytoplasmic (mitochondrial) DNA and to ignore the role of cytoplasmic proteins.

The sudden slump in oil prices, which have fallen 15% in the past three months, has sent tremors through the capitals of the world's great oil powers, many of whom could face testing budget crunches if the tendency persists.

The "idealistic tendency" persists as the flimsiest of criteria (it was raised in the presentation to Nadine Gordimer in 1991), giving way to an increasing use of the postmodern password "diversity" instead.

"The respiratory deficiency that arose in the course of the postoperative period persists, and its tendency has not been favorable, for which reason he continues to be treated," the information minister, Ernesto Villegas, said in the first official update on the president's health since his return.

This tendency persists if the plant is in artificial light that is kept constant, though it can be modified to other periodicities (e.g., to a six-hour instead of a 24-hour rhythm) by suitably regulating the periods of artificial light and darkness.

"The breathing insufficiency that emerged post-operation persists, and the tendency has not been favourable, so it is still being treated," Mr Villegas said in a televised statement.

This tendency persists even after some Hakka people stop speaking Hakka and acquire Min natively without the direct negative interference from Hakka, and has gradually evolved into the realization in the Chiang dialect, the geographical areas of which are contiguous to the Hakka regions.

This same tendency persisted after adjustment for diabetes duration and also after excluding patients with glucose values <7 mmol/L (C-peptide = 942 vs. 856; P = 0.056).

This tendency persisted even after controlling for the patients' baseline health status and characteristics of healthcare institutions in a series of multivariate regression models.