Sentence examples for sample tends to from inspiring English sources

Under uniaxial loading, a cylindrical sample tends to deform by bulging while under triaxial loading the cylindrical sample will remain cylindrical, but the diameter of the sample increases accordingly.

Poisson's contributions to the law of large numbers (for independent random variables with a common distribution, the average value for a sample tends to the mean as sample size increases) also appeared therein.

As can be seen from the diagram, the sample tends to aggregate without obvious boundaries in some areas.

But that sample tends to overestimate the risk of cancer for women at large, says epidemiologist Jeffrey Struewing of the National Cancer Institute.

A well purified sample tends to be more homogenous and therefore it needs less characterization before obtaining representative information about the sample.

Indeed, the NMR results presented below suggest that a part of Alq3 accumulates, and thus, this sample tends to be a composite with a region enriched in Alq3.

Kagan has observed that the high-reactives in his sample tend to avoid the traditional hazards of adolescence.

Most of the subjects of the sample tended to hold negative attitudes towards eating tomatoes produced by gene technology.

The graph below shows, on average, the degree to which the participants in our initial sample tend to avoid or prefer giving and receiving positive and corrective feedback.

But, says Dr. Nanette Gartrell, a psychiatrist with the University of California at San Francisco who has been studying lesbian families for 22 years, the arguments among those in her study sample tend to be the opposite of heterosexual couples'.

These conservatives, who in my sample tended to be Christian but not necessarily evangelical, worry as much about libertarianism's rise as they do about the way Trump's moral deficiencies undermine their movement.