Sentence examples for towards the same tendency from inspiring English sources

Although some of these variables were not significantly associated with risk for suffering postoperative AKI in the propensity score analysis, these variables presented much association towards the same tendency that we had found in the multivariate analysis.

Researchers found that although attractive men were less generous, attractive women did not display the same tendency towards continuing inequality.

Scandinavian studies report the same tendency towards a high preference for simple analgesics, accompanied by combination-analgesics [7, 10].

Of course, the biggest reason why Pink might be Grimes (but with one fewer X chromosome) is that their music shares the same tendency towards retro, reverb-y sounds, which many people have labeled as "nostalgic".

Interestingly, Paulinella shows the same tendency towards high AT-content as known for Prochlorococcus, as evident from third rbcL codon positions as well as the complete carboxysome operon.

Structural features of U{1 1 1 1} genes showed a mean protein length and exon number similar to features in U{1 1} genes as well as the same tendency towards a low TATA-box and a high TELO-box presence in promoters.

Although CTS1 was fully methylated already in the grandmother's children (II-1, II-3 and II-4; Supplementary Table 1), CTS6 showed the same tendency towards increased methylation from generation II to III.

Statistical analysis of reliable base variations showed that the SNPs in different clusters/unigenes that were used to design HAU-SNP-prefixed markers had the same tendency towards more base transitions (C → T or G → A) (Table  3).

Slightly at odds with other members of the first cluster is the presence of WNT3A (encoding a Wnt ligand that triggers 'canonical' or β-catenin-dependent signalling), [ 33] which shows the same tendency towards promoter hypermethylation albeit not significantly at the adenoma to the carcinoma stage (P = 0.0678, Wilcoxon signed rank test (Additional file 7)).

The same tendency was evident in "attitudes towards graduation policy".

Brexit reflects the same tendency in the UK.