The stat nerds, all of whom could probably beat me up, have given their teams more info than seems safe, building databases comprising every baseball player in history's every tendency, including also whether this one guy from South Texas can get along with this other guy from North Texas (he can't). .
Preexisting states of postrenal transplant patients contribute to an increased bleeding tendency, including the use of antiplatelet agents for cardiovascular disease and platelet dysfunction.
Some of the cancer cell lines have high correlation with the preclassified tumor group based on the presence or absence of expression of ER, HER2, and PR in the cell line, while a big part of them does not show this tendency, including the most used MCF7, MDA-MB-231, and T-47D.
Examples of response style tendencies include extreme response style (ERS, i.e., a tendency to respond using only the extreme endpoints of a rating scale), anti-ERS (i.e., a tendency to avoid the extreme endpoints of a rating scale), acquiescent response style (i.e., a tendency to always agree with items, regardless of content), and many others.
In the political realm, these tendencies include Leninism, Marxism-Leninism, Trotskyism, Maoism, Luxemburgism, and libertarian Marxism.
Titanic tendencies include extreme projections of guilt as all failures or weaknesses of those affected must be blamed on everyone and everything except themselves.
The composite view is rounded out with anecdotal accounts by sitters who posed for Neel and recall her working methods and tendencies, including talking incessantly during portrait sessions.
Castle's curatorial tendencies included storing much of his art in wrapped and tied bundles, putting his drawings up around the house and objecting if anyone moved them.
The chief prosecution lawyer, army major Ashden Fein, cross-examining Choike, referred to behaviour from Manning in the brig that he implied suggested suicidal tendencies, including nooses that Manning made while in Quantico.
