Sentence examples for with regard to the tendency from inspiring English sources
According to the SLS data and TEM images, the tendency of 2 or 3 to form assemblies is comparable to that of 1, suggesting that the removal of glucosamine from 1 or the replacement aspartic acid (D) on 1 by glutamic acid (E) changes little with regard to the tendency for self-assembly.
With regard to the increasing tendency of various AWDs in neonates worldwide, our Dse null mice could serve as a model for human AWDs.
No differences between the groups emerged with regard to the avoidance tendencies.
Having introduced the articles of this Special Issue, it is instructive to briefly synthesize them with regard to the presence of the general tendency of asymmetrical outcomes.
With regard to the aspects of displacement, similar tendencies were shown in both the contact model and the fixation model.
Finally, after investigating adverse obstetric outcomes with regard to the indication of OD treatment, a tendency towards greater maternal complications was observed for women with declining ovarian reserve.
Despite these differences, and despite the fact that one of our methods took into account the transmission from sires to sibs, both studies showed the same tendencies with regard to the mapping accuracy.
(2148) The peak in bioactivity results from an interplay between the ionization equilibrium affecting the uptake and the intrinsic activity,(2149) which exhibit opposite tendencies with regard to the p Ka values.
We have already seen how dissidence is domesticated by the avant-garde independent press, directed toward channels running parallel to established formations of professional acceptance and success, but the same tendency operates with regard to the literary energies emanating from other cultures and from minority cultures not yet fully assimilated or deradicalized within the United States.
No clear tendency was found with regard to the duration of individual housing.
No tendency was noted with regard to the initial scores of the retest sample being higher or lower than those of the non-retest sample.
