Sentence examples for tends to reverse from inspiring English sources

On other dimensions, schizophrenia tends to reverse the cognitive differences related to temperament observed in healthy people.

They also found something that had escaped notice among researchers: that the stock market tends to reverse itself in the weeks and months after these exchanges.

The trouble for anyone trying to read the mind of the current civilian government is that it tends to reverse its decisions quickly.

|  Bloomberg Businessweek says it conducted a study that found that separating the role "tends to reverse a company's performance: Low-performing firms benefit from a separation event, while high-performing firms suffer".

The dashed lines of Figs. 1e, 4c, d represent specific locations where the curvature tends to reverse direction.

The behavior of the time series tends to reverse itself, for instance, a decreasing trend in the past usually implies an increasing trend in the future and conversely, an increase in the past is likely to be followed by a decrease.

I figure this is the anomalous behaviour one sees with heavily Ca permeable non-specific channels; you would think their reversal potential would be near ECa, but in fact they tend to reverse much nearer to the average of ENa/EK than ECa (the biophysics of this have been modelled a lot in the 1970s/80s).

Growth and value cycles, he added, tend to reverse about every three years.

Still, in the aftermath of independence, governments tended to reverse their positions toward Amerindian populations.

In life, rather than in a book trying to be life-like, the facts tend to reverse this contrast.

Pieds-à-terre also tend to reverse the traditional hierarchy in terms of the importance of various rooms.