The crystal structure is seriously perturbed by the propensity of the molecules to microphase segregation.
Annoyed by the propensity of Italians to squirrel money away in Swiss accounts, the Italian prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, offered a tax amnesty.
In general, the quality of Russian polling is low, marred by the propensity of respondents to anticipate what the pollster wants to hear.
In an interview yesterday, no less a figure than the Chancellor said he was shocked by the propensity of the super-rich to avoid tax.
For too long, otherwise informative reporting has been marred by the propensity of journalists to treat the claims of the Women's Sports Foundation as the final word on Title IX.
However, the development of caged versions of the chief vertebrate inhibitory neurotransmitter, γ-amino butyric acid (GABA), has been limited by the propensity of caged GABAs to interact with GABA receptors.
The situation is made more complex by the propensity of the Herring Gull to also hybridize with the Glaucous Gull (in Iceland), the Glaucous-winged Gull (in Alaska), and the Slaty-backed Gull (in Siberia).
Similarly, regional differences in unemployment in the United States are mitigated by the propensity of Americans to move in search of work, as they have done in leaving cities like Detroit for fast-growing Sun Belt locales.
Analysis of the model suggests the autooxidation mechanism of ethyl levulinate to be entirely dominated by the propensity for the ethyl ester functionality to unimolecularly decompose to form levulinic acid and ethylene.
An indirect shape effect of CeO2, manifested by the propensity to form oxygen vacancies and strongly bind copper in the active form, was established; i.e. the water-gas shift reaction is not structure-sensitive.
They then spend endless hours on the phone with team executives and player agents, attempting to suss out the likely draft choices of each team (a process made difficult by the propensity of these sources to blatantly lie about their intentions).
