Sentence examples for tendency to recognize from inspiring English sources

Though awards shows have a tendency to recognize some important artists posthumously, the nominations seemed, even more than usual, to be filled with recordings by artists who had recently died.

Not all countries provide public library services of an equally high standard, but there has been a tendency to recognize their value and to improve services where they exist or to introduce them where they do not.

They show no tendency to recognize that the weight of economic events and changed world conditions places a responsibility on their shoulders as well as on the shoulders of the public, the government, and management.

The polypharmacological profile [85] of staurosporine may be attributed to its lipophilicity and the tendency to recognize apolar surface patches.

These results suggest that during the primary HIV infection, there is a tendency to recognize Env peptides homologous to the subtype of the infecting virus, in agreement with the results described above after mice immunization.

As concerns age effects, there was a trend for an interaction between age and face type (z = −1.79, p = .07), which suggested that only people above the age of 40 years had the tendency to recognize virtual facial expressions worse than natural expressions (age >40: z = −3.39, RR = .85, p<.001; age <40: z = −.79, RR = .96, p = .42).42

The first step in reducing hostile tendencies is to recognize how hostile you may be and the distorted thoughts and beliefs that give rise to angry outbursts.

In this upbeat study of development in Africa, Olopade identifies the great obstacle as "formality bias" — the tendency of outsiders to recognize solutions to African problems only when they come from governments and other formal organizations.

Evolutionary theory provides an explanation for the first tendency: we are wired to recognize and help our kin because they are likely to share our genes.

Participants learn to recognize their tendency to follow the cultural script, and how their behaviors can be interpreted by others, and then they begin to develop a capacity to adapt their behavior to make the most of their unique skills and capabilities and to be seen as strong leaders.

In Europe, with the establishment of the European Network of Quality Assurance Agencies (ENQA) as part of the Bologna process and the increasing tendency of national accreditation agencies to recognize each other's accreditation, there seems to be some progress on a number of issues.