Sentence examples for tendency identified from inspiring English sources

Even though these genomes have not been well annotated, and there are some low quality sequences that could bias copy number estimation, this should not invalidate the tendency identified.

Secondly, C follows the tendencies identified previously for solid yield values, which is consistent with the primary decomposition of the polysaccharide components of the prawn shells.

This is why the rockburst may also be observed in the shallow mining process or the coal rocks without burst tendency originally identified.

Using the well-known two moment resisting example structures, instead of suggesting a specific single value as a limit for the column beam flexural strength ratio, a common tendency is identified through investigating the relationships between optimal strength ratios and structural weights.

By applying principal component analysis, urine spectra were modeled, and no plate-specific tendencies were identified, putting in evidence the robustness of the method.

Audiences, after all, feel a natural tendency to identify with the person on the screen.

The tendency to identify a hated contemporary ruler as Antichrist in some cases outlasted the Middle Ages.

Scholars now use the uncapitalized "puritan" to indicate a tendency, not identify a group.

At the New Yorker Festival a few weeks ago, we talked about critics' tendency to identify writers as either "comic" or "serious".

This development occurs as a result of the child's internalization of his parents' moral standards, a process greatly aided by a tendency to identify with the parents.

(2) Besides this, there was the tendency to identify the pagan gods as evil demonic forces engaged in combat with the true God.