Sentence examples for the tendency as from inspiring English sources

In addition, another biological agriculture, which appeals to environmentalistic attitudes and value judgements of intrinsic characteristics of food, is part of the tendency, as is the trend towards more nutritious products, which also possess other desirable dietary properties.

I haven't noticed the tendency as much in men.

In promoting the publication of his most recent thriller, the author John Grisham has courted controversy by offering a critique of the American criminal justice system's response to those who view images of child sexual abuse online, in particular the tendency, as he sees it, for viewers to face excessive prison sentences.

If the outbreak is much smaller than initially thought, Dr. Schaffner said, "It would, I think, enable the world's public health community to take a deep breath and continue to track the outbreak and reduce the tendency, as the W.H.O. has been doing, to notch up on its pandemic scale".

In the 13th century the exaggeration of especially round features reached its height, while in the 14th century the tendency, as in the formal styles of writing, was toward less ebullience and exaggeration, and the writing of scholars such as Triclinius is compact and sober.

The tendency, as when playing poorly-designed games, is to get justifiably angry because circumstances are not fair, and to begin to support policies to remedy this".

pcVPC plots demonstrated that the final model could reasonably describe the central tendency as well as the variability of all PK data.

Variability among the countries is the overriding tendency, as was evident also among regions.

The latter showed the greatest arrhythmogenic tendency as well as extrasystolic events often followed by spontaneous sustained VT even during intrinsic beating.

The subgroup analyses for the rs5743312 SNP showed the same tendency as the whole group analysis.

In other words, the calculations show the same tendency as the experimental result.