Sentence examples for tendency in current from inspiring English sources

Typically, porphyrin architectures have been investigated in solution, however, the tendency in current research is to deposit functional porphyrin derivatives on the surfaces of bulk materials such as metals or semiconductors and investigate the resultant hybrid surfaces using STM.

Carson's comment not only betrays his ignorance of twentieth century European history – the Jews in Europe did take part in armed resistances, even in the Nazi's worst death camps –but it also reveals a troubling tendency in current American social dialogue to deny the existence and reality of true "victims" throughout history.

It takes as its point of departure two central tendencies in current nuclear strategy: mutual assured destruction (MAD) and nuclear utilization target selections (NUTS).

Do all these gratifying concepts prove that the multilateral approach reigns over unilateralist tendencies in current American foreign policy?

The argument of the author itself rests uniquely on perceived rhyming tendencies in current folk traditions in China.

There is a tendency in the current culture wars for partisans to behave as if their cause must be 100% just, while their opponents' must be 100% unjust.

You can hear this tendency in other current Latin American bands, too -- among them Aterciopelados, from Colombia El Grann Silencio, from Mexico; and Pedro Luis, Mundo Livre and Nacao Zumbi, from Brazil.

a Weighted Percentage (city, age and gender distribution of the general population) b CI: Confidence Interval c Adjusted by age, sex and city There was a tendency in the current prevalence of AR symptoms to vary between cities and by age group (greatest in those 5 17 years old) (Table  5).

There has been a tendency in our current child-obsessed culture (partially, it's about hanging onto one's own childhood) to put the children's interests before the spousal love life.

Thus the successful strategies to deal with complexity are to seek for identifying tendencies in the current situation then acting to manipulate circumstances in ways that enable a trend to develop in such a way that the desired objective will emerge by itself (Aligica, 2007).

This type of thinking tends to make us easily swayed by current popular theories and fads, such as the current tendency in some societies to control social opinion through inflating fears of germs, criminals and terrorists, and job unavailability.