Sentence examples for tendency to exhibit from inspiring English sources

A frequentist approach uses a drug's known tendency to exhibit drug interactions.

Subjects are classified by their tendency to exhibit errors, as well as their beliefs regarding whether others will make errors.

Veterinary scientists at the University of California, Davis, may have found a link between the colour of a cat's fur and its tendency to exhibit aggressive behaviour towards humans.

This can explain some of the main features of impact fatigue behavior such as the high endurance relative to conventional fatigue for a given stress level, and the tendency to exhibit cleavage rather than a ductile fracture mode.

Although HKP is known to be associated with brain injuries and certain neurodegenerative disorders (primarily those involving the frontal lobes and the basal ganglia), an increased tendency to exhibit HKP is also commonly associated with apparently normal aging (i.e., in the absence of known neuropathology).

Exercises have a tendency to exhibit constructed, artificial patterns that would not have occurred during an actual event.

We next investigated how patterned PLL might influence the morphologies of cell types with different inherent tendencies to exhibit complex morphological elaboration.

In typical educational and social settings there is a marked tendency for students to exhibit classic in-group/out-group behaviors.

There was a tendency for men to exhibit a stronger increase of HR in the delayed response (F22,1=4.1, p=0.055).

No significant effect of noise sensitivity and gender was revealed, although there was a tendency for men to exhibit stronger HR acceleration than women.

The first two components can be taken as reflecting degree of philopatry, grouping tendencies and intraspecific tolerance; and the third as reflecting the tendencies of individuals to exhibit reproductive altruism.