Sentence examples for the increased tendency from inspiring English sources
The increased tendency to disorder and associated resolution reduction in observable X-ray data in structures of large molecules can introduce multicollinearity problems.
The percentages of stemflow and throughfall showed the increased tendency with increasing rainfall intensity, while a decreased tendency for the percentage of interception loss; and after a threshold value of ∼2 mm h−1, they tended to be quasi-constant.
The increased tendency of mHtt to aggregate may represent an exaggerated behavior of an inherent property of wt Htt.
In general the increased tendency for coevolutionary cycles under acceleratingly costly epistasis occurs at the expense of the region where single-resistance-no-virulence occurs (Fig 2C; Fig 5A).
To determine whether the PM-induced increase in PAI-1 contributed to the increased tendency toward thrombosis induced by PM exposure, we treated wild type mice with vehicle or etanercept 3 days before and the day of the administration of intratracheal PM.
This was probably due to the poor LC of a large tumor and the increased tendency for metastasis.
This was an extreme example of the increasing tendency to dramatise facts rather than state them.
However, the increasing tendency to bring all issues down to individual personalities is not part of that process.
"We have all been concerned by the increasing tendency of investors to put all their eggs in the buy-to-let basket," said the Association of Investment Trust Companies, which welcomed the consultation.
It is also why she tried to shift the argument away from the increasing tendency to define the options in terms of hard and soft Brexit, terms she explicitly rejected in her speech.
However, Christopher Landsea of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration applied a little common sense to the data by factoring out inflation, the rise in individual wealth over the period and, crucially, the increasing tendency of people to live by the seaside.
