Sentence examples for tendency demonstrates from inspiring English sources

This tendency demonstrates a willingness on the part of many archaeologists to imagine Paleoindians organized on a physical landscape defined by the location of important material resources (e.g., food, water, stone), but a hesitancy to imagine Paleoindians organized on a social landscape defined by the location of other people.

However, the relationship between what the players declared and the statistical analysis of the patch-leaving tendency demonstrates the consistency between behavior and the declared feeling.

The second reason given was that: "Lord Wilson's own failing memory and increasing tendency (demonstrated during his last visit in 1983) to indulge in irrelevant and repetitive reminiscences … It is rather sad that we should be put in this position which we should much prefer to avoid; but Lord Wilson shows no sign of calling a halt to his overseas travel".

This tendency demonstrated that learners tried to use the given numerical expression directly, "8 3," and to assign cards 1 and 4 to "3" and "8," respectively.

Taken together, we found a consistent tendency, demonstrated by two independent methods, showing that the AT-rich motif enrichment within a specific sequence context might favour nucleosome formation in immune genes of a wide variety of dipteran species.

As a result, the modified classification systems haemoconcentration and thrombocytopenia, and haemoconcentration with either thrombocytopenia or a haemorrhagic tendency demonstrated good agreement with the intuitive classification by treating physicians.

Trump's aggressive and retaliatory tendencies, demonstrated throughout his pursuit of power, are enough proof that he is unfit to have access to the nuclear codes.

Mr. Demme's fondness comes through, but he doesn't seem to get us past his subject's tendency to demonstrate rather than engage.

A similar tendency is demonstrated by the number of metastatic sites N m as a function of time shown in Fig. 9.

We have computed deep-water DART buoy predictions for several models from other researchers, finding essentially the same basic tendency as demonstrated here: if the slip is closer to shore it does a poorer job of predicting the DART signals.

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