Sentence examples for special tendency from inspiring English sources

In addition, red blood cells infected with P. falciparum have a special tendency to adhere to the walls of the tiniest blood vessels, or capillaries.

"In the news media, we have a special tendency to paint things in black and white, tell stories with good guys and bad guys.

Most sequences have a flat distribution profile with no special tendency (Fig. 1, GAAGAG).

Furthermore, this suggests that high-expressing DUSP22 cells would have a special tendency to accumulate hyperphosphorylated TAU, thereby reducing the viability of such cells.

Brill sets out, John Hersey fashion, to comprehend America's reaction to the terror attack by visiting the viewpoints of those he interviews: officials, lawyers, politicians of course, but regular folk as well; he discerns a peculiar American tendency for special interests to work together in time of crisis.

Insofar as they can answer those arguments in justifying their claims to special access, such tendencies in dogmatic absolutist directions can still count as 'philosophical'philosophical

Because powerful special interests and the tendency to put ideology ahead of political progress have led to gridlock in Congress".

Kinnock was always a high octane orator and never more so than when he denounced the Trotskyite entryists of the Militant tendency with special reference to the way in which they had run Liverpool council.

Our initial results indicating a low number of true abandoners strongly suggest that investing in a special classroom reduces the tendency to revert back to traditional instruction.

At the same time, however, "there is a tendency to approach special purchases in a more discerning and discreet manner".

Of special concern is the growing tendency to encourage academic "innovators" to develop spin-out companies "on the side".