Sentence examples for reversal tendency from inspiring English sources

Under monogamy, the interval between 10th and 90th percentiles in tended to be wider than that in, whereas the reversal tendency was observed under polygyny.

"Above all," the pope said, "it encourages -- indeed, one would dare to say, forces -- citizens to make a broad and responsible commitment to favor a clear-cut reversal of this tendency".

In the UK there are early indications of a reversal in the tendency towards hospital deaths [ 4].

In fact, for men we found a more pronounced reactive aggression value in the South for the first two age ranges, while from the third to the fifth groups there was a reversal of this tendency.

We conclude a change of our relationship with energy will require the reversal of a contingent 'progressive' tendency that is as old as mankind and the necessarily modest building of a new infrastructural apparatus designed to a new 'end', or the reversion to previous low or lower demand apparatus based on non-fossil energy sources.

A full reversal of LTD with a tendency toward synaptic potentiation became evident (Fig. 5).

However, all rats having chronically self-administered cocaine showed this change, just as all rats exposed relatively briefly to stimulant showed impaired reversal learning and an increased tendency to acquire S-R habits.

More than 70 years ago, he thus called for a "reversal of specialization" to counteract science's tendency to learn "more and more about less and less".

This herding can lead to sudden reversals as market conditions change, and the tendency of individual investors to pull their money out of under-performing funds can give these laggards an incentive to take bigger risks, the authors argue.

Above all, the governments will have to avoid policy reversals that pander to their own industries, a tendency that has hitherto stood in the way of a proper common market.

The algorithms RA and SWA show a tendency to lose traces with high average reversal length.