Sentence examples for tend to alter from inspiring English sources

Generally, however, animals tend to alter both direction and speed as a single kinetic response.

In 45 years of dental practice, I have also found that when treating those close to me, I tend to alter my usual procedures in an effort to do my very best.

Adolescents tend to alter their attitudes and behaviors to match those of others; a peer influence process named peer conformity.

This study indicates that households tend to alter electricity consumption over a period of time in response to the cost of the previous electricity consumption.

Change in SST tend to alter biological, physical and chemical reactions within an organism, thus affecting community structure by selecting those best suited to survive (Dupuis and Hann 2009).

The present study was based on the hypothesis that large pancreatic pseudocysts tend to alter IAP.

Overfishing has tended to alter the balance of species.

Extraction of groundwater tends to alter the pattern and speed of natural flows, the report said.

It's also worrisome that the handling during manual recounts tends to alter punch-card ballots and that there are no clear objective standards for interpreting chads.

As such, whereas science tends to alter and update its findings day to day through trial and error, logical deductions are timeless.

People eat late, theatres and cinemas begin performances late as a matter of course, and the siesta is by no means dead, although the introduction of modern business methods and the influx of foreign interests have tended to alter the traditional workday, doing away with the long midday break.