Sentence examples for very high tendency from inspiring English sources
Both of the two DNAs with a same wrapping sequence of d GT 20 and different free terminals showed a very high tendency to wrap around carbon nanotubes.
Both of the DNAs with a wrapping sequence of d GT 20 had a very high tendency to wrap around carbon nanotubes and made the SWCNTs stably water dispersed.
The degradation of Helix 7 and formation of four helix bundle in our NTD structure and sequence analysis of this region clearly shows that this region has very high tendency to form four helix bundles through hairpin structure to stabilize the hydrophobic residues.
There was a very high tendency in the choice of the Oki islands as future location observable in non-JMU graduates.
After examining the SEM images of cocultured P. acidilactici MTCC5101 with Caco-2 cells, it is clearly illustrated that the selected probiotic has a very high tendency to adhere to intestinal epithelium or Caco-2 cells at the mucosal surface.
On the contrary in the habit of " avoidance of fried foods", the score was significantly worse, a paradox that might be explained by the very high initial score (tendency towards regression to the mean).
He had this to say about what made a story a 'big story': In respect of stories that become "big stories" followed by all the press, and generally involving crime or a very high profile individual, there is a tendency amongst large parts of the press to disregard the rule book.
In the case of SBR gel filled NR systems, very high elongation at break with a tendency to undergo strain-induced crystallization can be found (Fig. 6).
A detailed analysis of the figure highlights that only very large farms show on average a high tendency to be vertically integrated.
Very high expressing cells also had an increased tendency to form monopolar spindles.
A very high BPA exposure (resembling 15 mg/kg/day) showed tendency to a preventive effect, which possibly could be explained by different mechanisms dominating at higher BPA exposure, such as an increased insulin secretion or estrogenic compensation mechanisms.
