The general tendency of developing countries to target public services to the capital is a more modern example of this phenomenon.
That is, in daily life, people can choose different ideals such as values or beliefs, but certain ideals have the specific tendency of developing an affinity toward certain (material) interests.
Yale's Stephen Roach, the former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia and author of Unbalanced: The Codependency of America and China (Yale University Press, 2014), says the Xi administration is desperate to avoid the well-established tendency of developing economies to grow per capita incomes to the equivalent of $12,000 to $15,000 a year and then stall out.
Ulcerative colitis (UC) is characterized by long-standing mucosal inflammation of the large bowel, with increased tendency of developing colorectal cancer (CRC), i.e., colitis-associated cancer (CAC) [ 1].
Hormone receptor-positive tumours have tendency to develop bone metastasis and they have better survival outcomes compared to hormone receptor-negative tumours with a tendency of developing visceral metastasis.
"The findings suggest part of the tendency to develop this type of reaction to antidepressants might be genetically determined, and this might be used in the future to develop genetic screening tests to identify people who might be at risk," says McMahon.
The tendency to develop some form of allergy is inherited, but the specific clinical form, such as hay fever, asthma, or eczema, is not (Wild and Lopez 2003).
Thus, we concluded that Latin American women have the tendency to develop this type of neoplasm at an earlier age [ 4, 5].
Likewise, for HSCs, sorting for specific cell surface markers produces subsets of cells biased in the tendency to develop along the myeloid or erythroid lineages under the influence of specific cytokines, but regrowth of the sorted cells in HSC-maintaining conditions results in regeneration of the original distribution of markers and cells in the myeloid- versus erythroid-biased microstates [ 10].
