Sentence examples for strengthening tendency from inspiring English sources

Pupils' views are generally moderate both before and after, but with borderline strong evidence of a strengthening tendency to prefer a computer as a result of the activity (Δℓ = 2.08).

Strong EAT-4-dependent glutamatergic transmission from AFD enhanced the tendency for animals to migrate towards colder temperature than the cultivation temperature, whereas weak EAT-4-dependent transmission from AFD relative to AWC weakened the tendency to migrate to colder temperature and rather strengthened the tendency to migrate towards warmer temperature than the cultivation temperature.

Whatever the cause, compliance has strengthened this tendency.

What happened in Egypt has strengthened this tendency towards compromise".

The vicious attacks of Sept. 11 could only strengthen the tendency to see militant dissent as a species of pathology.

In the Middle Ages, the grammar schools (especially for the education of the clergy) had developed, and the humanism of the Renaissance had strengthened this tendency; only those who knew Latin and Greek could be considered educated.

Also, the subsequent flow of immigrants constantly strengthens the tendency toward future immigration.

The point of such experiences is not merely to strengthen our tendency to act rightly.

However, with more replicates, we might have strengthened the tendency of more shoots in the harvested quadrats.

In this case, it is easy to see how natural selection, by favoring different body sizes in the inshore and offshore environments, would indirectly strengthen the tendency of limnetics to mate with limnetics, and benthics with benthics (Vines and Schluter 2006).

The purpose of all major religions is to cultivate and strengthen this tendency and to develop it into compassionate concern; compassion, after all, is the basis of moral thinking and the foundation of that fundamental decency to which Hitchens refers.