Sentence examples for so that it tends from inspiring English sources

If conditions are right, the wave gains energy at the expense of the particle and in the process scatters the particle, so that it tends to follow a field line more closely.

∀ n ∈ N 0. Then the solution sequence { x n } is strictly monotone so that it tends to infinity.

The convergence of this iterative sequence is then controlled by an embedded parameter so that it tends to the unique solution.

Selective averaging assumes that the fMRI signal consists of task-dependent signal, random noise, and non-task dependent brain signal that can be modeled as random noise so that it tends to zero when averaged over a practical number of trials.

Laboratory experiments have shown that the recombination process is homology dependent so that it tends to happen more often between individuals that are less diverged (Roberts and Cohan 1993; Zawadzki et al. 1995; Majewski et al. 2000; Majewski 2001).

Due to the egg shape of the digesters, the foam had not enough space in the headspace so that it tended to overflow.

What's more, the tax break is one of so many that it tends to escape attention.

The tree's leafy canopy is so luxuriant that it tends to block light from the forest floor.

Schumer's aggressive personal style is so distinctive that it tends to overshadow his substantive views, which do not comport with what many expect of him.

(ii) The XPCLR test is so sensitive that it tends to show high values in many positions, preventing the derivation of a suitable empirical significant threshold.

Given that the HV1 region is so variable that it tends to differ in the different alleles of a gene, the presence of the same HV1 sequence in multiple genes would seem to not be due to sequence conservation, but rather be due to recombination events.