Sentence examples similar to a changing propensity from inspiring English sources
Even if still limited to relatively few countries and a trend spanning a relatively short period of time (10 20 years), the observed changing propensity of people to drive can mark a dramatic change in the way we as a society prefer to move.
On the other hand, in defining SE we have got to deal with "what is, not for what"15 we think should be; therefore reliance on Mentalism (because of the changing propensity of the ideas by age, experience, scientific background, and the potential "implicit bias 16) sets SE definitions on a flaky and simultaneously shaky foundation.
Propensity score is the conditional probability of being employed in a changing firm given a set of observable characteristics.
Ours is a changing tableau.
"Things they are a-changing.
But times are a-changing.
20 While the present data offer specific incidence rates for schizophrenia, the combination of changes in postpartum, affective and non-affective psychoses point to the possibility that what is changing is a propensity to psychosis rather than to a specific disorder.
