Sentence examples for tended to refuse from inspiring English sources

Almost all recalled and understood it, but those who found it acceptable tended to consent to randomization and those who could not accept it tended to refuse to participate.

Aged patients tended to refuse active treatment such as surgery and chemotherapy, and chose alternative palliative treatments.

Additionally, patients who had a favourable disease stage (stage I) tended to refuse the recommended therapy (P=0.0546).

In our study, aged patients tended to refuse recommended therapy because of fear of side effects, and chose palliative treatment instead.

However, there were significant racial differences amongst those who refused participation, whereby Indians tended to refuse participation (64.2%) and Malays tended to participate (60.6%), p value = 0.036.

Traditionally, neuroblastoma patients with brain metastasis had a poor prognosis, and in China, parents of these patients tended to refuse further therapy once brain metastasis was diagnosed.

Women tend to refuse out of belligerence, men because they're scared of the needle, she said.

It was the kind of request — a fun way to support life going on in Iraq — that Ammar didn't tend to refuse.

Rod Paige, the education secretary, uses its figure in his speeches, and, although home-schoolers tend to refuse to answer government surveys, a wealth of anecdotal evidence suggests that home-schooling is on the rise.The market for teaching materials and supplies for home-schoolers is worth at least $850m a year.

Not only new migrants, whose social inclusion process would be interesting to investigate, but also long-resident migrants are more likely to be excluded because they tend to refuse to participate in the survey.

Although it makes economic sense to give away as little as possible and accept any offer that's proposed, people usually make roughly equal, or "fair" offers, and tend to refuse unequal or "unfair" offers.