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Besides, we found a tendency hat contrast sensitivity decreased as the severity of retinopathy increased.

When I became a stay at home mom this natural tendency to be at home started reeking havoc on my moods and I was becoming a bit of a hermit.

Even in this very beginning of a tendency to feel despondent he threw back his head, expanded his chest, and walked as briskly as ever.

This may be why Uranus's rings are slightly out of round: their self-gravity resists the tendency to smear into a circular band.

Trivia He started acting when his mother sent him to acting camp due to his tendency to break out in song in public places.

My husband, who was the captain of the patrol boys in the eighth grade, has a tendency to hold out his arms at the curb: stand back!

Good, even great for his age, but there may be a tendency to compare him to, say, Brendan Haywood .

'The world has had a tendency to focus a disproportionate amount of attention on me, ' Mr. Gates said at the time of the announcement.

The bottom shoulder tends to internally rotate as you revolve the chest upward so focus on turning it out to resist that tendency.

There has always been a tendency for financial institutions to devote more attention to product innovation than to risk management.

In a slump there is no natural tendency for the rate of interest to fall, because people's desire to hoard money is increasing.

Corporation farming accented the tendency toward integrated control and operation of two or more segments of the industry.

The tendency of a person to allow himself to be degraded, robbed, deceived, and exploited might be the diffidence of a God amongst men.

Indecision is often related to lack of self confidence and a tendency to worry about potential problems.

But the general tendency in Sun specifications is to always maintain backward compatibility, or at least maintain it for quite a long time.

Perhaps he knew that Archippus had a tendency to settle down in comfort and to take things easy.

In the West, there seems to be a strong tendency over decades to view robots as something evil, like technology run amok.

The tendency of a person to allow himself to be degraded, robbed, deceived, and exploited might be the diffidence of a God among men.

Muzzle moderately pointed, avoiding any tendency to snipiness, and approximately equal in length to that of the top skull.

It's an insidious but frequent tendency to let the board decide, rather than advise or approve. It goes like this. . .

The world pattern appeared to be a complicated multipolar tendency of development, since the Cold War, when the confrontation between, U.

The belief that society has an innate tendency toward improvement and that this tendency may be furthered through conscious human effort.

Dualism in its widest sense seems to be an inherent and ineradicable tendency of the Iranian mind.

A chronic lack of sleep may cause far more serious problems than a tendency to nod off the next day, researchers warn.

Whether this bipolarity of American attitudes will produce a tendency to future swings of public policy remains to be seen.

"There was a tendency to shy away from the need to confront sexuality in its most transcendent aspiration and practice, " he said.

"At least to the extent of my knowledge, " he said, when pressed about their ages and the tendency toward exaggeration on the Web.

Aesthetic value to the United States is the main social pursuit of the general tendency in the law a manifestation.

it is only a case made based on a statistical tendency for such a size change, observed in a wide range of animals, a "rule. "

For all the presumed coolness on the surface, he had an instinctive tendency to put himself into the skins of others.

All this had a tendency to keep us awake, and knock the traditional dullness out of garrison life.

Some people say things like this to claim that any tendency is okay as long as you were born with it.

Everyone has a particular body language, I suppose, or you know, a tendency towards a certain style.

Heavy foundation has a tendency to emphasize wrinkles and pores, and most women avoid it in favor of a bit of blush.

Her natural tendency to think divergently causes her to be disorganized and her house is always a mess.

One of the dangers of learning a new version of any language is the tendency to go crazy with new syntactical structures.

TCC can arise anywhere in the urothelium, but is most common in bladder. TCC is often multifocal and has a tendency to recur.

Sometimes in the excitement leading up to sex, there is a tendency to reduce the time spent on foreplay or to skip it altogether.

However, a vertical line sitting perpendicular to the top and bottom of the canvas has more of a tendency to convey a sense of height.

Maggie's hair had a natural tendency to curl, which her mother considered to be a great piece of good luck.

Since gravity works equally on everything, there would be a tendency to pull those uneven places down. The surface would even itself out.

what he could not correct , he would ignore . there was a tendency in him to walk away from the impossible thing.

But I must quickly add that this tendency to see a story as more than a story does not solely come from the West.

The little one had a tendency to try to run off the track and that's a problem.

British scientists reported in this wednesday that there was more tendency for those who always surf on net to get melancholia.

It does not seem to be related to handedness and has only a slight tendency to be familial.

The general direction of the smoke will be drawn to the right, if left may be the tendency to schizophrenia.

Dr Livingston believes that this tendency to associate aggression with leadership ' is an explanation on why we get corruption.

He began to use sickness as an excuse, developing an embarrassing tendency to faint under pressure.

The change tendency of proline content of H. fulva first increased and then decreased, and that of Z. japonica was in a "V" shape.

Despite her love for Grant, Vivian dislikes his tendency to think only of himself, showing little regard for her needs.

He said the smaller auction and the seasonal tendency for inflation to rise in March supported demand for Tips.

The tendency of child labor to reinforce itself, through either economic or social means, seems to be cause for pessimism.

Until now there has been a tendency to use whatever definition allows you to tell yourself you are making the most difference.

It had a built-in tendency to produce ever larger booms and busts, and over the longer term it was bound to destroy itself.

The only problem that I can think of right now is that women currently have a tendency to cut each other down in a way that men do not.

In short cursing people is all about repeating a statement confidently that the person has a tendency to believe.

One of these was the tendency to shorten words which should have kept their full polysyllabic dignity.

Years of discussion have led to a tendency to appreciate the integration logic while the joint-stock system seems to be .

Instead of a universal and timeless tendency towards equilibrium, equilibrium turns out to be an extreme case of negative feedback.

Over the next several years there is going to be a tendency toward dry and colder temperatures in the southern U.

Who else but a bookworm, with none of the normal kid's tendency to play rather than study, would grow up to be a teacher anyway?

Ulot was short in stature and with a tendency to fat which had placed an extra dieting burden on him in training for this venture.

Virtue of his own unique movie experience of life, knowledge, cultivation and understanding of film, as a whole shows a real tendency.

I'd say that my biggest weakness is a tendency to be a bit of a perfectionist.

A tendency to deny the personality system is being abused, this should be the case for the system into a universally applicable system.

She was a religious woman, with a tendency to be skeptical of people and events that she had not heard of.

There's a tendency for people with that sort of background to just want a really difficult problem to solve.

It is the most common form of bladder cancer and, although reasonably easy to treat, it has a tendency to recur.

but he was beginning to fear his tendency to dwell on the things he disliked in her.

The tendency to look at events on the outer plane as if darkness prevails there alone must be discarded.

The information conveyed by such a model has a tendency to be incomplete, informal, imprecise and, sometimes, inconsistent.

Although, of course, one's natural tendency might be to suppress any findings which do not in some way support one's hypothesis.

Li Ling observed. "They are far from a quick-fix solution, and could even exacerbate the tendency to over prescribe" , she said.

Given our duty to safeguard public health, the tendency of officials facing such a situation is nearly always to err on the side of caution.

Indeed, the OECD found a "consistent tendency" for greater volumes of index-fund trading to sit alongside declining volatility.

Furthermore, there's a tendency for both presidents and the media to exaggerate the long-term significance of events like this.

The top plane of the skull is very slightly divergent from that of the muzzle, but with no tendency toward a down-faced appearance.

The tendency is called ''loss aversion''; people hold on to poor investments grimly, hoping for a turnaround.

It is an important content for the United States global strategy to be China policy and is a hint for future tendency.

The severe winter, body and soul in adversity though, is after all a tendency of hiding virility ready to develop.

C Another aspect of American culture is the tendency to say "I love you" to those they are particularly close to.

How to Understand the Word of "Development" in "Peaceful Development" and "the Tendency of the Day-Peace and Development"

Remember the tendency for the front thigh to rotate inward if it is relaxed.

There has been a strong tendency for more women of working age to participate in the labor force.

And the tendency is often apparent in early childhood.

There's a tendency, even among those who are trying to buy less stuff, to call everyone "consumers" .

Gradually opening up to the women in the workplace or other public places, sex, a growing tendency to mixed state.

But so far the president's Javanese tendency to try to please everyone has only encouraged his so-called partners to demand more.

There seems to be a growing tendency of life-long education for all.

This very safe agent has taken over from hexachlorophene, which had a tendency to neurotoxicity.

It's part of the general tendency most of us have to view ourselves in a particularly favourable light.

We tell you now that the tendency toward Military-Corporate government is with you still.

Since the 1970s, the introduction of stakeholder theory had been a tendency in the field of finance.

To keep away from such a tendency, the roots and counter measure for these accidents must be precisely analysed.

When a hole forms, a strong tendency to equalize creates a rushing tunnel of wind, like water flowing through a hose.

This tendency toward corruption cannot be deterred without a genuine reform of the post-quake planning process toward democratization.

In John Wu's thought, runs through a strong tendency to combine Chinese and Western cultures, the deep heart of the pursuit of joy.

Mr Brown suddenly looks calm , determined and in control. Mr Bush has an unfortunate tendency to look panicky and out of his depth .

Being a chronic worrier , being highly self - conscious , and a tendency to have negative outlook on a situation all contribute to choking .

When arteries from other parts of the body are used in bypass surgery, does their tendency to become blocked change?

It appears to me that the tendency of mind to infiltrate and control matter is a law of nature.

The tendency for clouds to thin and cloud cover to reduce was more pronounced in this model than in any of the current global models.

There is too great a tendency to see everything as a plot against the British.

Wei Yuan's Capitalism Tendency, is an ages to have it foundation, do not overstep the history but existed.

The sentry post monitoring result also showed the dark winsome AIDS virus infection percentage assumes the growth the tendency.

It has a tendency to stop on a Tiberium patch, move forward a bit, and then start harvesting the Tiberium patch.

This suicidal tendency no doubt helps account for the fact that Category 5 hurricanes are so rare.

But China's car market has a tendency to break industry forecasts. So anything is possible.

PBL(Problem-based learning)teaching method is going to be the innovation tendency in medical education model gradually.

If the plane is landing and one wheel touches down first, the plane has a tendency to veer off in the direction of that wheel.

The system of teaching practised at Oxford, with its tendency to avoid set courses, probably encourages independent thought and judgement.

What particularly enraged him was the tendency of corporate managers to reap massive earnings while firing thousands of their workers.

Qaddafi's strong anti-authority bent and his tendency to identify with the underdog can be traced back to his childhood.

Now, surely, nothing but Universal Education can counter-work this tendency to the domination of capital and the servility of labor.

And that I have to be careful about my tendency to put my needs over the needs of others.

The tendency may be reinforced by the kind of inefficient responses to high food prices that we are witnessing in Russia and China.

But I say how I, as long as I do not belong or do not want me, I will not care, this is not a tendency to leave.

One of our biggest complaints about management is their tendency to run companies "by the numbers. "

There can be a tendency to shut down in uncertain situations.

There can be a tendency to shut down in uncertain situations.

The change tendency of water balance values in all treatments was similar to that of CK and the whole tendency was decreasing.

The ideological tendency has gone from Keynesianism to outright socialism in a matter of a few weeks.

It's this apparent tendency to suffer injury that made many question the wisdom of Ferguson's decision. Wasn't it a big risk?

It has been a new tendency for the global community to push a dual-citizenship policy under the background of Globalization.

Keep this in mind as you select teams and avoid the tendency to have team members who think and act just like yourself.

The paradox of the logic of Neo-conservatism is evident. The tendency and prospect of Neo-conservatism is still in an uncertain state.

You know, there is a tendency in Washington to believe our job description, of elected officials, is to get re-elected.

Many Christians have a tendency to see witnessing as an individual enterprise, with each of us doing our own thing in isolation from others.

"The powerful tendency since the 1980s toward increased inequality in income distribution is likely to be reversed, " Garnaut wrote.

Xue's such academic thought had direct impact on the thought of the Dong Lin School and his own literature aesthetic tendency.

The concept of ePrint is a smart one, but the printer's tendency to go into sleep mode to save energy is a problem.

However, Mr Kuok also cautioned against the tendency of some Asian tycoons to see hotels as a vanity project.

Then there's the tendency among some to collapse into a temporary state of paralysis whenever they become excited.

This tendency is only the personality characteristics of the relatively flat and not clear-cut, is not easily impressive way.

To perfect the law system gradually, we ought to put emphasis on the reality, acting on the legislative tendency of the whole world.

But Czeisler also says many women don't see their early-to-bed, early-to-rise tendency as a problem.

Dr. Allen Crocker, an expert in the field, says the program bucks society's tendency to leave kids with disabilities behind.

This tendency to blame teachers or administrators for all that happens in the schools is both unfair and unrealistic.

For a symmetrical distribution of a group of numbers , these three measures of central tendency are all the same .

There's a tendency among worshipers of every religion to take on the character of their God.

The tendency for international crises to break out in August has persisted into the modern age.

Solutions are either to reduce die-exit stress or to reduce the tendency for components to separate from the melt.

At the moment the "Left" tendency of neglecting to win over the middle bourgeoisie and the enlightened gentry is the more serious danger.

On the other, there may be a tendency for communication between the two to be too weighty, too serious, and even compulsive.

While, of course, the tendency is not always a helpful one, the study found that men are more likely to leap to 'black-or-white' judgments.

This design minimizes galling tendency with non-hardened stainless steel seats and is less likely to stick in the body seat.

Maybe all this research simply justifies the twentysomething tendency to hold a series of entry -level jobs and put off having children.

We have compared the numerical results of effective area between them and find that they have similar varying tendency.

He also notices whether the bull runs straight or if he has a tendency to cut ground toward the man as he charges.

The result showed similar tendency with that of phenotypic charaters and seed storage protein by cluster analysis. 4.

In Atlanta, Rafer Alston seemed to be addressing Artest's tendency to ignore the game plan to try to take on teams by himself.

By themselves, these results do not prove that insulin-resistance is the explanation for the tendency of the already-lardy to eat too much.

A salesman said in such a commercial declining phase, educational facility's retail had a tendency to decrease.

Some experts say the same mental process evident in people with ADHD may also be associated with a tendency to criminal behavior.

Recent years have seen the tendency for risks to be sliced up and sold on to multiple investors through sophisticated financial instruments.

There is nothing wrong or right of homosexual marriage, it's just a kind of choice, a kind of personal tendency.

The target material used for video disk is liable to fracture in production, the higher the density, the stronger is the fracture tendency.

dampness constitution MS renal damage are the formation of one of the factors and their associated morbidity inherent tendency.

Such a tendency runs against human nature, and is simply too pessimistic a forecast to contemplate.

She said she thought he was "balancing the tendency to be always the observer" with "how to effect change. "

For your information, the tendency of this market is still uncertain.

Yes it would have been logical if there was a tendency of companies to hire only male employees.

Although you are anxious to please others and you are known for your generosity, you do have a tendency not to hear what people are saying.

In her book she says what she thought of them, observing, for instance, that President Jiang Zemin had an unfortunate tendency to show off.

Feminist issues, nationalistic tendency and ecological concerns are the three main perspectives in critical works on her novels.

In the next years of EI Nino events the precipitation in the most areas of China have opposite tendency.

"There is a tendency for organisations to ignore failure or to try not to focus on it, " note the authors of thereport.

Likely to say, they thought the higher education the group leaders were, the less tendency they would perform authority leadership.

Avoid a tendency to be sloppy or to take shortcuts.

A more determined effort will have to be made to curb the tendency of banks to be reckless with their capital and to mislead consumers .

There is a tendency to feel guilt and a wish to avoid the inevitable discussion with the patient and family.

Up to now, the repeatedly mistakes show that we are still in a formative stage in the study of the natural tendency.

Knowledge score had no significant difference among the residents with different age, while BMI had tendency of increasing with age.

One possibility is that a woman's anatomical features may predispose her to greater or lesser tendency to experience vaginal orgasm.

Meanwhile, there was a prevailing "the bigger the better" tendency in the planning goal of small-town population capacity.

Just remember that information in files has a tendency to end up in a lot of places (maybe outside your company).

The tendency to look back to re - examine the past will be very strong most of the month due to Mercury in retrograde.

Old-school email users have a tendency to trim everything out of the body of an email except their replies.

there is a strong tendency for it to be understood as simply a connoisseur of films.

This is not always true, but the strong tendency to produce majorities is built into the system.

The conclusion was the thinking on the place and tendency of Fei Ming himself and his pastoral fiction in the condition of history.

The bank argues for legal changes to improve women's position in the workplace and to limit this tendency to separate out work by sex.

In a format in which style can be as decisive as substance, Obama managed to overcome a tendency in earlier debates to ramble.

Wrong tooth adds up to deformation is polygene hereditary disease, often behave familial and genetic tendency.

Teaching Economics: To Eradicate Biased Understanding and Tendency of Preaching the Concept of "Economic Man" .

It is the result of historical development tendency as well as the reality request, which is brought the subject up by these two aspects.

The development tendency of TNT wastewater treatment for combination of the two or more technologies is pointed out.

For girls alone, it was also associated with a greater tendency for mutual masturbation and anal intercourse.

A feeling of one-upmanship has been brewing within you for a while, and it may crystallize unless you become aware of the tendency.

In resent 20 years, there has been a common tendency of paradigm transformation of government administration internationally.

It plays on the mouse's known weaknesses: French chocolate, cookies, and a tendency to loiter in the vicinity of the kitchen sink.

PENN Well Well, your first tendency should be to reach something out to them. Reach your hand out. Or you may have a pole like this one.

TITe is a growing tendency for pare notnts to ask theirs child to accept extra educational programs over the recent ages.

For large corporations an increasing tendency is to report financial data in terms of millions and six hundred thousand dollars .

Mr Bush (see article) had a simplistic tendency to see the world through ideological and partisan spectacles.

This tendency, however, is always subject to interruption by the shortterm forces of greed and fear.

Bode's law, it seemed, was just a coincidence, an example of the human mind's tendency to find a meaningful pattern where none exists.

I've always had the tendency to be a workaholic, and have the attitude that I can tackle anything and achieve good results.

When patient blood is outside of the body passing through the plasmapheresis machine, the blood has a tendency to clot.

On your next inhalation, lengthen the back of your neck and bend back slightly to counteract the tendency of your upper trunk to slump.

I have the tendency to talk very strongly and passionate, and if I was not someone like me, I would be intimidated too.

There is a growing tendency for parents to ask their children to accept extra educational programs over the recent years.

The only drawback is the tendency to get a little too pumped about our ideas and beliefs.

Firstly, the general tendency of each index goes up at first, and then down and the turning point is at Grade 1 of Senior School.

Human nature and the grass is always greener and there were a tendency, because aggravated sex marriages are based on the instability.

Combining with actual applications, the existing problems and potential tendency of these research directions are discussed.

There is a growing tendency for parents to ask their children to accept extra-curriculum programs over the recent years.

There is a tendency for people inside a project team to assume that their designs are easy to use.

People's tendency to reveal more than they're supposed to isn't new, but Allison notes that it's gotten worse since the recession started.

Really losing your hair can be a sign that you've inherited a tendency for baldness, or it could indicate a bigger health issue.

But, there is definitely one day that, the universe will shrink, thus the beginning of the motion counter chang to the tendency of motion.

The use of new psychotropic drugs is increasing. Conclusions: There has been a tendency towards the . . .

The curse upon the stone is nothing more than the curse on the natural tendency for the greediness of man.

In case of silane on silicon substrate, advancing contact angle values were larger and had no tendency with decreasing line width.

New type of material is applied for rapid prototyping directly. It would be the developing tendency in orthopedic application.

"Japanese restaurants in particular have a tendency to use disposables, " she said. "They weren't composting or recycling. "

In some ways, Mr Sarkozy is a prisoner of his own impulsiveness , as well as of his tendency to over-personalise diplomatic relations.

Nowhere was this tendency greater than in Britain during what is now dubbed "the age of irresponsibility" .

There are only a few sports associations with a bad development tendency.

This benign condition has a tendency to spontaneous remission within the first years of life.

With the modern tendency to have machinery aft, it is now usual to have the officers and crew accommodated in the superstructure aft.

Finally, just as in agriculture, governments further fuel this innate tendency to oversupply.

As industrialized process and the aggravate that the environment pollutes, asthmatic incidence of a disease has ascendant tendency greatly.

This is possible because spreading oil has a tendency to flatten the sea surface and this effect is detectable from space.

The change tendency of the strain along the cable is given, which can be used in guiding the selection in cable designing.

The weakness of the police state comes from its tendency to crush individual initiative and inventiveness .

Just because your bias or your tendency or your experience tells you to sulk and stonewall, you don't have to react that way.

The tendency now is to turn it outwards: to externalise the problem to a complete stranger.

Since, Taoism and social life of the relationship between Ming and Qing dynasties is closely, more show later secularized Taoist tendency.

I have a strong tendency to do this, and never once in my experience has the conversation unfolded with any resemblance to what I imagined.

Bynum's previous injury, the dislocated kneecap, was more serious and may reflect a tendency toward that type of injury, DiNubile said.

In light of the semantic analysis, the standard of tendency verbs should be as follows: displacement direction foothold.

During the even loading, the acoustic emission occurred from the rock and soil would be in stable development tendency.

Italy, ANSA said the Palermo court found Gambino a "tendency to escape. "

The tendency of your subconscious is always lifeway.

Although the tendency of lawyers to be risk-averse is recognised, so is their analytical ability and trustworthiness in a crisis.

In recent years, the ampliative practice of the Penalty of Fine is becoming a tendency of developing all over the world.

Advertising language is a special art form, which has profound cultural background and can be influenced by the tendency of the times.

Five coffees a day or more were 'enough to increase their tendency to hallucinate, ' the team discovered.

But there has been a persistent tendency to ignore the toughest questions posed by nuclear power: What should be done with the waste?

Nevertheless a mild rising tendency in a new round is suggested based on the price trend from the monitored cities up and down the country.

Over time, a natural tendency to diversify from a heavy concentration in US Treasury securities may prove a headwind to a dollar recovery.

Many druids have this tendency to go human form as soon as you are out of melee range, blind and GG.

There has been a tendency for workers in different disciplines to define a plant as mature or juvenile.

It was a difficult pregnancy, though; I had a tendency to go into labor much too soon.

Agreeableness - a tendency to be compassionate and cooperative rather than suspicious and antagonistic towards others.

A mere tendency to produce a rudiment is indeed sometimes thus inherited.

Several natural polymers have been used as example to discuss the tendency and advance of the study.

So far as whether deportation is punishment in nature, there is an international tendency not to deny either punishment or non punishment.