The number of tested units varied (increasing the tendency) from one survey to the next.
Everyone, it seems, if one can extrapolate a worldwide tendency from one's acquaintances, wants their sandwich customized.
About one-third of these diseases are familial, and some of these are transmitted as a non-sex-linked autosomal dominant trait (i.e., a person may be affected if he inherits the tendency from one parent).
His sudden divorce and remarriage, and his tendency to flit from one scheme to another, have made him seem slightly unserious, contributing to his party's losses.
Diffused attention, distractibility, the tendency to jump from one interest to another, bird to butterfly to plant to beetle -- those are the mental qualities that enrich time spent in the natural world.
The free conscience in the responsible individual was awarded an Oscar in this land long before Hollywood started pinning medals on its idolized stars and the free conscience won its Oscar not for any willingness to follow a script but for its tendency to depart from one.
The dramatic revival of New York's fortunes has even gone some way toward curing its residents of our addiction to nostalgia, our tendency, handed down from one generation to the next, to look back longingly at the freer and more exciting city whose specters and ruins surround us.
The established lines exhibited an overlapping spectrum of biochemical and morphological characteristics, and showed a tendency to change from one cell type to another, in keeping with the concept of a common endodermal cell of origin.
Anyone who has taken the plunge into recent Korean movies ("Lady Vengeance" and "Oldboy," say) will know that their impact springs not just from the verve of the storytelling but from a tendency to hurtle energetically from one mood to the next, merrily swapping the lyrical for the sadistic.
Second, matching is adversely affected by the animals' tendency to often switch from one option to the other (e.g.,, Figure 4).
Our genetic map shows slightly different tendency from previously published ones in that the scatter plot takes the form of a triangle, with the Finnish, Baltic and Italian samples as its vertexes, and with Central Europe residing in its centre.
