Sentence examples for tendency illustrates from inspiring English sources

This tendency illustrates the simultaneous effects of changeable electric fields from electron-induced charges on surface processes in the first time period after intense pulse ionization.

This tendency is illustrated in a famous coin-flipping experiment.

This tendency is illustrated in all branches of Islamic art: the lack of "architectural" formation.

"The Wind" (2002) by the Finnish artist Eija-Liisa Ahtila dodges this tendency by illustrating in 14 minutes a surprisingly nuanced portrait of a young woman battling mental illness.

McKellen's tendency to illustrate his characters rather than live them was, he said, "why people came to see me and thought, That man can never work in front of a camera".

This tendency was illustrated by the famous jam study in 1995 conducted by Sheena Iyengar, now a social psychologist and business professor at Columbia, when she was doctoral student at Stanford.

There was a tendency as illustrated in the two animals shown in Figure 2A and B for WNV-infected animals to have delays in the initial spikes of EMG readings in response to the glucose (all data not shown).

In clinical practice, alterations in PLT function are associated with a paradoxical observation of both a procoagulatory state, as demonstrated by recurrent vascular access failure, and increased bleeding tendency, as illustrated by a higher risk of gastrointestinal blood loss [ 27, 28].

This trend may illustrate physicians' tendency to capitalise on their experience in order to better manage drug stock-outs.

Although the dotcom and sub-prime crises are different both quantitatively and qualitatively, in our opinion this illustrates the tendency of litigation risk to get worse.

It illustrates a tendency to dismiss rather than discuss, and deride rather than debate - to circle the wagons around nationhood, leaving questions about what is being done in the nation's name and why, on the outside.