Sentence examples for tendency suggests from inspiring English sources
The latter tendency suggests that maybe society can alter the size-to-status relationship and cut down on obesity.
The Te-excess tendency suggests that the condensation coefficient of Te exceeds that of Zn.
The experimentally demonstrated clear segregation tendency suggests that reported embrittlement of Ni Bi alloys is due to significant grain boundary segregation of Bi.
The discovery of this inverted tendency suggests that, in addition to the molecular mobility, we should consider other factors in the deformation mechanism, such as the recovery of deformation, the degree of plasticization, and the thermal effects.
This tendency suggests the potential of high transmissibility for some specific members of Beijing family [ 17].
The cross-species nature of this tendency suggests that unknown repeat diseases are yet to be uncovered in other species.
The positive results regardless of this tendency suggest that participants strongly support learning activities based on observing and comparing program code, memory image, and target domain world.
Moreover, in vitro cytocompatibility test exhibited cell population and spreading tendency, suggesting that the coatings were non-toxic to L929 cells.
While the introduction of Nb showed an opposite tendency, suggesting that the combination of Co-V favors the oxidation of styrene and Co-Nb the oxidation of benzene and that the catalytic sites for oxidation of styrene and benzene are different.
They found less amygdala activation when participants looked at faces from their own group than when participants looked at other faces; and since amygdala activation is generally associated with negative emotion, they interpreted this tendency suggesting a negative attitude toward outgroup members (see also Hart et al 1990; and for discussion Ito and Cacioppo 2007).
Although this difference did not reach statistical significance, this tendency suggested a possible involvement of (CA 11 in the genetic risk for pure FS.
