Sentence examples for tends to confer from inspiring English sources

These data extend findings from purely ecological studies in a range of systems (including this system, see reference 17), where increased diversity tends to confer greater community resistance to invasion [20].

Thus the haplotype AF141RQ tends to confer increased susceptibility to atypical scrapie [ 7- 9].

In many, if not all countries, marriage tends to confer more legal rights and obligations than cohabitation.

Again, the results of the ANCOVA analysis showed that it is possible that, with greater the experience and maturity that age tends to confer on the parents and the child, as well as better formal education for the child, it can be hoped that the child could overcome adverse family influences consequent on the parents' condition [ 44].

An implication of this ANCOVA finding is that, for this group of children, the experience and maturity that age tends to confer, coupled with better child formal education, could help to offset the possible adverse impact of their fathers' condition on their psychological functioning.

Secondarily in a more positive vein, the results also suggest that continued involvement in sport as was the case in these ex-elite table tennis players tends to confer them with some protective effects against impacts on physical disability and symptoms of knee stiffness when compared with individuals from the general population.

Why was it that Sergeant Williams tended to confer with Sergeants Reed, Thomas and Boler on matters involving Fourth Platoon? "I'm his battle buddy," Sergeant Feyer said.

Non-NBS-LRR genes encode a wide diversity of products (Chauhan et al. 2015; Olukolu et al. 2016), tend to confer partial (rather than complete) resistance and are typically more durable than the NBS-LRR type genes.

In addition to this, when TG2 was not targeted to the nucleus, the same TG2 mutants (i.e., wild type-TG2, C277S-TG2 and W241A-tendedended to confer protection without reaching statistical significance.

Hypertension during pregnancy tended to confer a higher risk of perinatal twin death, presumably due to pre-eclampsia [ 25].

Histologic grade was not statistically significant, but high histologic grade tended to confer a poor prognosis (p = 0.065).