Commodities have until now primarily featured as a diversifier in investors' portfolios due to a tendency to rise in times of poor equity and bond market returns.
Besides, this part also reports that it's developing tendency for this technology to reenforce the fundamental theoretical study and enlarge the applicative fields of Resonance Light Scattering.
Conclusion: The resistance to drugs of L-form staphylococcus aureus has the tendency of increasing, and amikacin, albomycin fosfonomycin, rifampin and vancomycin are the more sensitive antiviotics.
We think that Mister Pang Pu's viewpoint that Mean is for trine is a philosophical innovation of times, which has a realistic tendency of practicalism.
The latest development and application prospect of Inonotus obliquus is summarized in following aspects: taxology, bionomy, cultivation on manpower and development tendency in medicine.
So it has become a tendency to develop the application software of the rummery management system to manage rummery message systematically with computer technology.
Dissolution characteristics is an important index for soluble powder,however,the experimental results are always irreproducible because of the fine powder's lump-formation or conglutination tendency.
This research indicates that people really are born with a tendency to have a certain weight, just as they are to have a particular skin color or height.
Not only because of their sheer size and weight but also because they have a bad tendency to sometimes explode which is the reason that dead whales can be so dangerous.
His greatest weakness was a tendency to lose confidence after he'd made a blunder; if he let in one goal he became flustered and was therefore likely to miss more.
Using caregiver assessments and the children's self-observations, she rated each child's overall sympathy level and his or her tendency to feel negative emotions after moral transgressions.
Water has the tendency to stick to itself; its molecules are attracted to each other through a force called cohesion which creates a tension on its surface that you can imagine as a sort of invisible skin.
Though the psychological causes are still debated, there is a human tendency to over or under estimate the value of a reward based on its temporal proximity. This is often referred to as Temporal Discounting.