Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Jul 10, 2014 ... ... taking aspirin, who were more likely to report deterioration in their OKS, as well as having a trend to lower overall OKS and satisfaction.
• Aug 20, 1996 ... Various well
• CIMP/IDH1 mutation ...
• Results in the intermediate
• risk group were counterintuitive with the ABMT group having a trend to lower DFS at 36% compared to 55% for chemotherapy and ...
• advanced string models, having a trend to be thought about as dual ones, are considered nowadays as expansions around ...
• Jul 4, 2014 ... ... with 3 distinct clusters, having a trend to prognostic correlation. Interestingly, none of the pediatric GBM cases showed G

• adj having a tendency (to); often used in combination. “a child prone to mischief”. “failure
• Jan 20, 2015 ... noun: One having a tendency to exaggerate or lie. adjective: Having a tendency to exaggerate or lie. ETYMOLOGY: From Greek mythos (myth) ...
• likely to do something : having a tendency to do something. : appropriate or suitable. : quick to learn. Examples: apt in a sentence. Tip: Synonym guide.
• prone”. Synonyms: inclined. (often followed by `to') having a ...
• likely to do something : having a tendency to do something. Examples: wont in a sentence. Tip: Synonym guide. CloseStyle: MLA APA Chicago. EasyBib ...