Throughout his career, Swann has naturally gravitated towards this role, a tendency that has occasionally seen him branded as a disruptive influence.
By 1951, George Gaylord Simpson was developing the evolutionary species concept, which posited that each species in nature was "a lineage... evolving independently of others, with its own separate and unitary evolutionary role and tendencies".
Of note, chronic inflammation might play a similar role, yet the tendency towards an increase in serum C-reactive protein levels in women presenting with abnormal glucose tolerance did not reach statistical significance.
Large sample size, studying other causes of DS and further genetic study are needed to prove the genetic role in this tendency for obesity in DS.
47, 48 Last ,future research could compare and contrast the differential impacts of virtual and real social facilitation on exercise behaviors, while taking into account the role that competitive tendency may play.
The tendencies (role of actuators, sensors, gain, bandwidth, plenum size) are in a good agreement with bibliographical data.
The dynamic behaviour of compressor is also quite well described, even in unstable operation (surge): qualitative tendencies (role of plenum volume and role of throttle) and some quantitative characteristics (frequency) are in a good agreement with experimental data.
When preparing for a role, Pacino has a tendency to circle the airport before arriving at his destination.
Mr DeLong and Mr Summers go further by introducing the role of "hysteresis"—the tendency of a temporary change in unemployment to become permanent.
I believe that historical case studies played a significant role in driving this tendency.
Now, a study points to two brain regions that may play a role in generating this tendency to look on the bright side.
