Moreover, the weaning ratio of the pups differed between the +/+, +/tro, and tro/tro dams (75.1%, 35.9%, and 20.7%, respectively), showing a clear regressive tendency toward a decreasing weaning ratio with a decrease in the number of nonmammalian Pou3f2 alleles (P < 0.001, regression analysis).
And just as Abe uses public forums to push his vision of a Japan "in which women can shine", his LDP colleagues offer reminders of the party's regressive tendencies.
"Some couples that marry their high school sweethearts never fully mature," she said, behavior that she likened to how some people show regressive tendencies when in the presence of their parents.
This kind of sentence, for example, almost guarantees detumescence: "I feel a need to suture the cut between the interior and the exterior of my body, and, without going as far as a frank anality, a facility for finding appeasement in filth: some of the traits of my sexual personality support slight regressive tendencies".
Indeed, they cite both the Hebrew scriptures and Greek philosophers as contributing to regressive tendencies.
Such regressive tendencies weaken Pakistan's democracy and divide people in the name of religion.
They would have spent weeks with us unpacking and critiquing the movie's many regressive tendencies: not one woman in it is in a position of power.
Young men too (aged 15-24), exhibited regressive tendencies over time with respect to openness about HIV discussions (18.4% vs. 28.2%, AOR 1.8; 95% CI 1.1-3.0, p=0.02).
Stéphane simply moves back into his childhood bedroom, which his mother has kept unchanged with all his old toys and posters and wacky inventions, and it encourages Stéphane in his regressive Walter Mitendencytondency to reverie and fantasy.
This would reverse a recent regressive trend.
However, the dystopian novel can have a salutary influence on society, actively correcting regressive or illiberal tendencies, and Brave New World and Nineteen Eighty-four can be cherished as great didactic landmarks, not just as works of literary art.
