Sentence examples for produced a tendency from inspiring English sources

First, it had produced a tendency toward rhapsody that often resulted in a lack of structure.

The ensuing acceptance of the idea that beauty was to be studied independently of truth and goodness produced a tendency not merely to regard beauty as something added to a building (rather than conceptually inseparable from the truth and goodness of its structure and function) but to regard beauty as limited to visual and emotional qualities.

Oligomycin 5 μg/ml produced a tendency in the increase of MMP-1 and -3 expression to 68.10±39.9 and 60.13±29.7 vs. basal=1, respectively (n=9).

This last assumption is unrealistic, but allows a simple demonstration of the fact that salient hunting propositions can produce a tendency to encourage sky origin propositions.

Heightened aggression towards dissimilar others produces a tendency to favour war over peace.

The quality of life does not improve differently in the two cohorts, although the much higher improvement in the CEA group produces a tendency to a statistically significant difference between the two groups over time.

The observed status of many of the variables would produce a tendency to prefer out of pocket paying clients to clients who are paid for by insurance and to contract some but not all service inputs to insured clients.

If they had learned about blood-borne risks during testing or clinical care, and reported such awareness in the Mozambique AIS, their responses would produce a tendency toward a positive, rather than inverse, association between knowledge of blood-borne risks and HIV infection.

Analysis of differentiating adult Ts1Cje neural progenitors showed a severe reduction in numbers of neurons produced with a tendency for less elaborate neurites, whilst the numbers of astrocytes was increased.

The economic crisis will also generate relevant impacts on the market structure of logistics, most likely producing a strong tendency toward oligopoly.

In short, noisy (and therefore unpredictable) internal signals produce an enhanced tendency to attribute changes to external agents rather than to oneself.