Sentence examples for tendency of improving from inspiring English sources

Also, incorporating entrepreneurial training into the academic programmes of these institutions has the tendency of improving the entrepreneurial traits of students and thereby, decide to be self-employed.

After immediately injecting CO (and water) in the H2 N2 mixture, there was a slight tendency of improving performance (power) and then the behavior remained steady.

This tendency of improving OS mostly in younger patients is consistent with the previous reports.

In treatment of meniscus tears, a tendency of improved healing with the addition of PRP to the meniscal suture could be seen after 6 weeks; however, this effect was not significant after 3 months in vivo mainly due to a high inter-animal variability.

Rats of Group 2 presented alterations corresponding to a diabetic state in almost all the parameters measured, none of the animals showed a tendency to improve spontaneously, two of the rats died at 66 and 72 days.

Although several studies have suggested that a more aggressive surgical approach may improve prognosis, the tendency to postpone surgery in the hope of improving the hemodynamic status and of controlling the septic condition persists [ 5].

The diverse orientations of the granules in fibrous neighbours thus further increase arguments in favour of the tendency to improve the shell strength.

For DMFS, adding platelet count to TNM classification had a tendency to improve prediction of distant metastasis (P = 0.086).

Increasing voltage showed a tendency to improve loading of bone but this was not statistically significant (Fig. 6).

The Hawthorne-effect refers to the tendency to improve performance because of the awareness of being studied [ 23, 24].

Although statin therapy showed a tendency to improve the prognosis of diabetic patients, a significant improvement was not shown in the present study.