Sentence examples for shows a predilection from inspiring English sources

It tends to strike females in their teens & 20s most often, & shows a predilection for members of closed communities, especially hospital & medical personnel.

In those books as well as in later volumes, she shows a predilection for rhyming couplets and quatrains, triplets (tercets with one rhyme) and longer single-rhyme stanzas.

This pattern of expression is chronologically consistent with periods of extensive cellular differentiation, proliferation, or neuronal survival selection and shows a predilection for neural crest-derived cells.

Infiltration of the myocardium shows a predilection for right heart cavities, specifically the right atrium [5] and auriculoventricular sulcus [4], presenting frequently in the first location as a mural mass and simulating a tumoral—"pseudo-tumoral"—infiltration (Fig. 13).

Prostate cancer shows a predilection to metastasise to the bone marrow.

We hypothesize that mucosal melanoma arising from different primary sites shows a predilection for separate and unique metastatic pathways.

Since entering the Senate, they say, she has shown a predilection for compromise at the expense of the poor.

Employing a broader temperamental palette than she used for "Penelope" Ms. Snider still showed a predilection for the wistful and melancholy.

Trump has shown a predilection for lashing out against dissenters — this month, the administration fired a senior National Security Council director for criticizing White House policy and process.

Officials said Mr. Bush had asked for a broad array of candidates.. Modern presidents have shown a predilection for choosing federal judges to run the bureau.

In his own appearances with the orchestra Mr. Nézet-Séguin has shown a predilection, perhaps odd in a new beginning, for requiems.