Sentence examples for was a marked tendency from inspiring English sources

There was a marked tendency to orient titles, fiction and nonfiction, to the requirements of the school curriculum.

The only other effect of decreasing the number of options to three was a marked tendency to reduce the number of changes between incorrect answers given in the first test and incorrect options selected in the second test.

Overall, there was a marked tendency that stronger responders to β-stimulation had lower baseline HR, while stronger responders to β-blockade had higher ctr HR.

Despite a general policy during the study period of treatment by surgical intervention aimed at maximum tumor removal followed by radiotherapy, there was a marked tendency toward limited treatment with advancing patient age.

There is a marked tendency for two of the outer electrons of the indium atom (the outer 5s2 electrons) not to be used in bonding; this circumstance results in singly charged indium compounds.

"There has been a marked tendency for Orientalists to be anti-imperialists," he writes, "as their enthusiasm for Arab or Persian or Turkish culture often went hand in hand with a dislike of seeing those people defeated and dominated by the Italians, Russians, British or French".

Over the whole field of sales promotion, as publishing houses have grown in size and profitability, there has been a marked tendency for the more commercial methods of general business to be applied to books, which are aggressively promoted to retailers and the public in the same manner as are many other commodities.

In salt-rich samples with n < 15 there is a marked tendency for ionic association.

Most episodes of illness recover over time and with treatment, but there is a marked tendency for these disorders to be recurrent (Geddes and Miklowitz [2013]).

Generally in studies supporting the use of 3-option items, there is a marked tendency for researchers to cite the savings and other benefits which can be achieved by reducing tests to 3-option items.

From Halley's anonymous review of the first edition of the Principia forward, there has been a marked tendency to overstate what the Principia achieved, glossing over the many loose ends it left for others to recognize and address.