Sentence examples for this relationship tended from inspiring English sources

Men in our study population had a greater probability of receiving medications from any of the four pharmaceutical groups than women, and this relationship tended to persist when adjusting for age.

Although this relationship tends to becomes exponential with molar wear during old age, it nevertheless highlights that the general diet and hence its abrasive potential remains relatively constant within a set environment.

Furthermore, the slope of this relationship tends to be steeper at higher taxonomic ranks [ca. 0.75 across mammalian orders; e.g. [ 29, 30]] compared to closely related species, or in intraspecific comparisons (ca. 0.2-0.5; [ 31, 32]).

Often, one person in the relationship tends to be more risk-averse than the other, and this can lead to disagreements on whether and how to invest shared savings.

The imbalance of power in that relationship tends to be regarded as negative, but how students actually perceive the power within the relationship is unknown.

We in the media have a love-hate relationship with public relations firms and their professionals, with that relationship tending to skew heavily to the latter.

… A mentoring relationship develops over an extended period, during which a student's needs and the nature of the relationship tend to change.

When both partners are of the same type, the relationship tends to be stable, the data suggest.

In such cases the relationship tends not to develop successfully.

Moreover, counterfeit love does not endure when things go wrong and the single viewpoint cannot be enforced, the relationship tends to disintegrate.

A study of 4,000 couples found that the most cherished acts of kindness in a relationship tended to be both mundane and spontaneous.