Examples of 'tend to form' in a sentence
Meaning of "tend to form"
tend to form - This phrase suggests a general tendency or pattern where something or someone has a natural inclination or tendency to come together or develop in a particular way. It implies that there is a common or predictable behavior or characteristic associated with a given subject
How to use "tend to form" in a sentence
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We tend to form beliefs based on a couple things.
Communal killings do tend to form a vicious circle.
Tend to form their own little ghettos.
The λ light chains tend to form dimers.
Lines do tend to form in the morning hours.
Sometimes they however tend to form bundles.
Children tend to form their own opinion.
They naturalise easily and tend to form clumps.
They tend to form natural monopolies.
Multiword lexical units tend to form semantic units.
They tend to form at areas of motion.
Those transfection reagents tend to form lamellar complexes.
Students tend to form little tribes as a means to define themselves.
Proteins present in such material tend to form complexes.
Thin spines tend to form weak connections.
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The latex or dispersion is thus preferred as they tend to form a porous structure.
Viscous lavas tend to form stratovolcanoes or lava domes.
An interrupter in the apparatus suppresses any arc which may tend to form.
These grasses tend to form good sod layers.
I tend to form only very superficial relationships with other people.
The slices therefore tend to form clumps of slices.
Teams tend to form among people with things in common.
The transition metals tend to form metal rich borides.
They tend to form rectangular prisms with parallelogram bases.
The lymphocytes tend to form ulcerations.
They tend to form stable solutions over a broad pH range.
In both liquids they tend to form lamellar bilayers.
They tend to form just before a warm or cold front.
Plantation pine materials tend to form suitable true rounds.
Leaves tend to form an oblong shape with a rounded base.
Thus the mixture will tend to form two phases.
Calluses tend to form under the bottom of the foot.
It is known that active microorganisms tend to form flocs of various sizes.
So they tend to form vigilante groups.
Surfactants and detergents are compounds which tend to form micels in aqueous solutions.
Altostratus tend to form ahead of a warm or occluded front.
The regions are adjacent at this plane and tend to form one contiguous plasma.
Fatty acids tend to form emulsions in aqueous media.
A new model explains why cracks in cooling lava tend to form hexagonal patterns.
Family members tend to form close personal relationships.
Macromonomers with molecular weights lower than this tend to form brittle polymers.
Catechins tend to form polymeric materials.
They contain fiber that binds with the chemicals that tend to form crystals.
The particles tend to form agglomerates.
The agents typically used are small amphipathic molecules which tend to form micelles in water.
Outcrops of granite tend to form tors and rounded massifs.
You tend to form associations with people who share similar inner understandings and beliefs.
The alloying elements tend to form either compounds or carbides.
This is one reason that the people doing this kind of Magick tend to form.
Females with young tend to form groups of up to five females.
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