Sentence examples for tend to conduct from inspiring English sources
Because I live in Chicago, I tend to conduct a lot of demos and meetings with startups and companies over webinar products like GoToMeeting or WebEx.
We find that within an industry, firms that invest in appropriation instruments to reduce outgoing spillovers tend to conduct more R&D and downstream activities than firms that do not.
Due to its complex design and the difficulty of experimental analysis, researchers tend to conduct numerical modeling for behavior investigation of the nozzle focusing on shockwave which is the main phenomena inside the nozzle.
Many researchers of learning technology tend to conduct their studies in the way of pooling resources (e.g., more manpower, technological tools, and server bandwidths) and having themselves (the researchers) playing a dominant role in learning designs and enactments.
During electro-forming process, electrons tend to conduct through the current compliance graphene oxide (CGO) flake with lowest resistance and trigger the accumulation of metal precipitates to form a filament.
That'll be interesting to watch, because podcasters, Maron included, tend to conduct weird, rudderless interviews.
Unlike James Levine who tends to conduct what he loves slowly, luxuriating in every moment, Mr. Rostropovich tends to conduct what he loves loudly, exulting in every decibel.
At the matinée I attended, Ward Holmquist, the Lyric Opera's artistic director, had evident feeling for the Puccini style, but he tended to conduct along with the score rather than in front of it; various cues were imprecise, leading to helter-skelter moments.
Generally, older GPs tended to conduct the EOL-related activities more frequently.
Previously, humans tended to conduct their daily activities according to the sun's cycle: rising at sunrise and going to bed at sunset.
While severity of illness could be assessed through clinical grading or triage, CCWs tended to conduct a clinical assessment of their clients intuitively using their general knowledge, training, and experience, which might at times be limited.
