Sentence examples for a higher proclivity from inspiring English sources

Studies indicate that men with a high tolerance for sexist jokes or hostile language towards women also reported a higher proclivity to sexually assault women.

According to the university researchers, this gap will widen further as youth, African-American and Hispanic voters--constituencies demonstrating a higher proclivity to support Palestinian rights--take up increasingly prominent roles in the Democratic Party.

Because amoeboid behaviour enables cells to squeeze through gaps in the fibrillar matrix, amoeboid cells are proposed to possess a higher proclivity to disseminate and metastasize (Sanz-Moreno & Marshall, 2010).

In contrast, non-AMPs display a high proclivity to adopt α-helix or β-sheet structure (Figure 2).

In studies of female non-obese diabetic (NOD) mice, which have a high proclivity for T1D, it has been shown that when the male NOD mouse colon is colonized with female feces, the risk of T1D is identical to that of the female mice.

Factor 3 score spectrum has strong contributions from fibrin (RC, 0.54), elastin (RC, 0.24), hyaluronic acid (RC, 0.1), and fibronectin (RC, 0.1) all of which are key components of granulation tissue on the wound bed and reflect a high proclivity of the wound toward cell proliferation which would lead to wound closure.

From this point of view, higher proclivity towards a metastatic phenotype would be inherent to the initial set of genetic alterations that generate a tumor.

Prostate cancer (PCa) has a very high proclivity for metastasizing to bone, with approximately 90% of men with advanced disease having skeletal lesions [ 1].

While they confirmed Justice et al. [ 10] observation of ENU's proclivity for inducing mutations at A/T base pairs (78.6 %), they also observed a higher transition (ti) compared to transversion (tv) rate (ti/tv ratio 1.20) [ 11].

* A portfolio of famous penny pinchers and their proclivities, a chapter in which Ms. Klaffke shows that Bill Talen isn't alone in invoking a higher power as a shopping aid.

One of the few performers to be nominated for the top awards in film, theatre, and television, Close also earned Emmy Awards for her roles in the television movie Serving in Silence: The Margarethe Cammermeyer Story (1995) and the dramatic series Damages (2007 12), in which she played a high-powered attorney with Machiavellian proclivities.