Sentence examples for Strong propensity for from inspiring English sources
The result is a strong propensity for holding grudges.
I say "curiously" because until now Nuland has been a writer with a strong propensity for facing unpleasant facts and passing them along to his readers without trimmings.
He said some of arrests demonstrated that Mr. Dorismond had "a strong propensity for violence" that was relevant to the question of what had happened on Eighth Avenue between Mr. Dorismond and the police officers.
"There's no doubt that there's a strong propensity for money to find the unregulated outlet," said Frank J. Sorauf, an emeritus professor of political science at the University of Minnesota.
"Observers of the markets have for many years noticed a strong propensity for stocks to rise in the period between Christmas and the New Year and this phenomenon appears to be playing out once more," Cheetham said.
"There is evidence, again evidence -- not yet decided," Mr. Giuliani said, "that he engaged in an assault, that he engaged in the activity that caused the shooting and that he had up until a week or a week and half ago indicated a strong propensity for doing that, including punching his girlfriend in the face" as she held their 3-year-old child.
The findings in this regard relate to a major ongoing debate in molecular evolution about the extent to which diverged homologs retain strong propensities for specific amino acids.
Films of TiC, VC, CrC and MoC are predicted to be stable, of which VC and MoC show the strongest propensity for formation.
We also predict that poly dA dT) and poly dC dG) tracts represent genomic elements with the strongest propensity for nonspecific TF-DNA binding, thus allowing TFs to outcompete nucleosomes at these elements.
When we applied the algorithm to AChE586-599, the whole peptide (with the exceptions of the N-terminal Ala and Glu, and the C-terminal Lys) possessed propensity for conversion to β-strand with the strongest propensity for the sequence YMVH (Figure 1).
As can be seen in Figure 4C, the A. subglobosum orthologs for prespore-specific genes, showed the stronger propensity for precocious expression, while prestalk-specific gene orthologs displayed the opposite pattern.
